What is another word for bronzes?
Pronunciation:
[ bɹˈɒnzɪz], [ bɹˈɒnzɪz], [ b_ɹ_ˈɒ_n_z_ɪ_z]
Related words: bronze trophies, bronze ornaments, bronze medals, bronze sculptors, bronze decor, bronzes for sale
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Synonyms for Bronzes:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- ivory,
- marble,
- representation,
- khaki,
- platinum,
- bust,
- tin,
- cream,
- suntan,
- iron,
- tawny,
- ecru,
- yellowish,
- saddle,
- biscuit,
- olive,
- torso,
- buff,
- gold,
- zinc,
- statuette,
- metal,
- sand,
- drab,
- olive-brown,
- simulacrum,
- natural,
- brown,
- icon,
- beige,
- rock,
- likeness,
- statuary,
- sculpture,
- leather-colored,
- effigy,
- cast,
- figure,
- blende,
- umber,
- brownish,
- copper,
- mineral,
- lead,
- image.
v.
• plate (verb) • sculpts (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- drop,
- carving,
- screening,
- fig,
- regorge,
- raid,
- rock 'n' roll,
- firearm,
- rove,
- raw,
- name,
- address,
- booster cable,
- theatrical performance,
- alikeness,
- dreary,
- burnish,
- burnt umber,
- look-alike,
- casting,
- buffer,
- cat,
- handle,
- bicycle seat,
- bat,
- build,
- internal representation,
- figurine,
- chassis,
- emollient,
- gumption,
- flesh,
- see,
- head,
- project,
- silver gray,
- run,
- gloomy,
- cooky,
- part,
- direct,
- form,
- extend,
- cut across,
- upchuck,
- furbish,
- lodge,
- pencil lead,
- small-arm,
- human body,
- cheek,
- sn,
- geek,
- go,
- bout,
- tin can,
- drub,
- shape,
- binding,
- anodise,
- dramatis personae,
- disconsolate,
- guts,
- throw,
- calculate,
- enter,
- physique,
- fleck,
- honk,
- overlie,
- rock music,
- star,
- get over,
- tusk,
- covering fire,
- deep brown,
- lick,
- covering,
- charge,
- drear,
- spark advance,
- musical composition,
- sick,
- chair,
- frustrate,
- off-white,
- cover version,
- argent,
- eccentric,
- atomic number 78,
- silvery,
- snowflake,
- epitome,
- take,
- pig,
- cu,
- enhancer,
- lead-in,
- somber,
- female chest,
- envision,
- dark-brown,
- level,
- bronzy,
- caramel brown,
- estimate,
- scrap,
- grimace,
- embrace,
- number,
- mental image,
- traverse,
- leave,
- wear,
- sway,
- public figure,
- instinctive,
- expression,
- range,
- lifelike,
- art object,
- binge,
- jumper cable,
- composition,
- engild,
- tip,
- fan,
- blue,
- rock'n'roll,
- compute,
- ag,
- iron out,
- exfoliation,
- font,
- enshroud,
- agency,
- reckon,
- cover up,
- get across,
- semblance,
- raw sienna,
- vomit,
- shed,
- pass over,
- sunburn,
- stone,
- sphalerite,
- human face,
- overcompensate,
- burn,
- chocolate,
- patch,
- stray,
- objet d'art,
- fizzle,
- canister,
- tack together,
- tooth enamel,
- grave,
- au,
- bed,
- pass,
- yellowish brown,
- gilded,
- wrap up,
- pattern,
- jumper lead,
- be sick,
- shell,
- cypher,
- put together,
- oddball,
- comprehend,
- beset,
- xanthous,
- precede,
- skint,
- put,
- nibble,
- silver-tongued,
- scale of measurement,
- assemble,
- caramel,
- spue,
- moderate,
- set up,
- saddleback,
- eloquent,
- cut through,
- cast off,
- paradigm,
- contrive,
- chuck,
- trail,
- begild,
- forecast,
- spread over,
- lover,
- underwrite,
- couch,
- cover charge,
- fe,
- wits,
- blanket,
- histrionics,
- plaster bandage,
- peel off,
- ikon,
- wander,
- prototype,
- design,
- brass,
- amber,
- spoil,
- pt,
- cancel,
- sandpaper,
- cop,
- throw up,
- while,
- barf,
- olive drab,
- alloy,
- breed,
- bod,
- cross,
- man,
- metallic element,
- treat,
- spell,
- flake off,
- redact,
- hint,
- coffee,
- born,
- stratum,
- plow,
- scurf,
- shroud,
- soma,
- purge,
- olive-drab,
- hide,
- biological,
- thwart,
- plate,
- copper color,
- gilt,
- encompass,
- atomic number 79,
- cipher,
- sombre,
- grit,
- queer,
- hurl,
- club,
- break,
- society,
- ash grey,
- dark,
- stone-broke,
- sober,
- facial expression,
- aureate,
- flop,
- yellow,
- range of a function,
- fancy,
- visualise,
- stamp,
- count on,
- grim,
- delegacy,
- cream off,
- cover song,
- wear out,
- tilt,
- front,
- press,
- confidential information,
- boldness,
- contribute,
- guild,
- order,
- ni,
- cast of characters,
- baffle,
- material body,
- hatch,
- incrust,
- masking,
- cookie,
- hydrofoil,
- trope,
- burst,
- similitude,
- skim off,
- guide,
- picture,
- innate,
- silverish,
- scotch,
- roll,
- book binding,
- social club,
- atomic number 47,
- wind,
- opus,
- cast-iron,
- leash,
- shake,
- roam,
- tack,
- descale,
- can,
- rupture,
- piece of music,
- track,
- work out,
- lead story,
- compensate,
- back,
- thrash,
- pb,
- screen,
- silver medal,
- plaster cast,
- atomic number 50,
- vomit up,
- typeface,
- ash gray,
- zn,
- continue,
- silvern,
- branding iron,
- covert,
- zinc blende,
- atomic number 29,
- ordered series,
- mold,
- theatrical,
- figure of speech,
- case,
- brood,
- look,
- moxie,
- backbone,
- insure,
- snap,
- conduct,
- steer,
- metallic,
- slice,
- weighing machine,
- put up,
- devotee,
- browned,
- careen,
- bull,
- atomic number 30,
- burden,
- rock and roll,
- side,
- atomic number 82,
- double,
- rock-and-roll,
- tawny-brown,
- drift,
- frame,
- transparency,
- tear,
- overlayer,
- fuzz,
- mould,
- nickel note,
- musical scale,
- hurtle,
- smoothing iron,
- bone,
- scale leaf,
- visualize,
- buffet,
- tether,
- pick,
- chip,
- ramble,
- atomic number 26,
- dingy,
- silver grey,
- dismal,
- clobber,
- physical body,
- sorry,
- bilk,
- chocolate-brown,
- concealment,
- chromium-plate,
- throw off,
- peel,
- facile,
- embrown,
- pearl,
- trunk,
- bit,
- flatware,
- fount,
- report,
- vagabond,
- principal,
- skim,
- fluent,
- natural covering,
- sculpt,
- digit,
- face up,
- cannister,
- body,
- graduated table,
- broke,
- mental representation,
- stony-broke,
- throw away,
- surmount,
- deal,
- draw,
- fall apart,
- result,
- aspect,
- top,
- shake off,
- atomic number 28,
- retch,
- brownness,
- spew,
- persona,
- incubate,
- eccentric person,
- smooth-spoken,
- swan,
- tramp,
- rock candy,
- ointment,
- leading,
- puke,
- golden,
- confront,
- present,
- disgorge,
- tan,
- sheathing,
- conduce,
- nerve,
- regurgitate,
- anatomy,
- rude.
How to use "Bronzes" in context?
Bronzes are an alloy of copper and tin, and are typically bronze-copper alloys. The molten bronze is poured into a mold, usually of a solid object, and then it cools to a hard, solid state. The bronze object is then either left as is, or it is first remolded into another shape such as a sculpture or a statue. Bronze is a very valuable metal because it is corrosion-resistant and does not corrode in humid environments.
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