Antonyms for bronze
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1. • Copper-base Alloy
   • Discolor
   • Dye

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1. bronzenoun

   an alloy of copper and tin and sometimes other elements; also any copper-base alloy containing other elements in place of tin

   Antonyms:
   neutral, nonmetallic, nonmetal, achromatic

2. bronzeadjective

   a sculpture made of bronze

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, nonmetallic, neutral, nonmetal

3. bronze, bronzyadjective

   of the color of bronze

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, nonmetal, neutral, nonmetallic

   Synonyms:
   bronzy

4. bronzeverb

   made from or consisting of bronze

   Antonyms:
   nonmetallic, nonmetal, achromatic, neutral

   Synonyms:
   bronzy

5. bronzeverb

   give the color and appearance of bronze to something

   "bronze baby shoes"

   Antonyms:
   nonmetal, neutral, nonmetallic, achromatic

   Synonyms:
   tan

6. tan, bronzeverb

   get a tan, from wind or sun

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, nonmetallic, nonmetal, neutral

   Synonyms:
   tan

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1. Bronze

   Synonyms:
   Operational

How to use bronze in a sentence?

1. Simon Gleave:

   I don't think it's feasible unless Russia completely collapses, which is not out of the question... Germany currently is in pole position, with the performances they are producing, it is possible that we are underestimating them. What Japan has to do is turn some of these predicted silver (10) and bronze (14) medals into gold.

2. Israel Finkelstein:

   It’s hard to overstate Megiddo’s cultural and economic importance in the late Bronze Age.

3. Katie Paul:

   And we still have 91 groups we are working on recording, the items being offered out of Yemen are significant. Carved stone, bronze statues, even historic items and weapons.

4. Chris Stantis:

   The tombs with non-Egyptian burial customs were especially intriguing typically males buried with bronze weaponry in constructed tombs, without scarabs or other protective amulets like Egyptians would have been buried with, the most elite had equids of some sort (potentially donkeys) buried outside the tombs, often in pairs as though ready to pull a chariot. This is both a foreign characteristic of burial style, but also suggestive of someone [with] very high status.

5. David Gibson:

   This time so much more has been preserved - we can actually see everyday life during the Bronze Age in the round, it's prehistoric archaeology in 3D with an unsurpassed finds assemblage in terms of range and quantity.

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