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8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Gild' in a Sentence

"To cover with a layer of gold, gold leaf, or a gold-colored substance." more

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The sunsets have gilded the mountain peaks in a breathtaking display.
The ancient king had gilded his throne with intricate patterns.
As the sun sets, the clouds on the horizon will have been gilding in shades of orange and pink.
The skilled artisan will gild the ornate frame with delicate gold leaf.
The clockmaker will have been gilding the ornate clock hands with precision.
The sunsets in the coastal town gilded the horizon with a warm, golden glow.
The chef was gilding the dessert with edible gold flakes for a luxurious touch.
As the parade marched on, they were gilding the floats with shimmering accents.

Gild

gild
verbTo cover with a layer of gold, gold leaf, or a gold-colored substance.

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Last Updated On: July 14, 2024
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