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UK
/ɡˈʌnmɛtəl/
]
NOUN
- a type of bronze used for parts subject to wear or corrosion (especially corrosion by sea water)
How To Use gunmetal In A Sentence
- It became fashionable to own objects in base metal, so Faberge started to use gunmetal, copper and brass.
- There are even tiny sensors that can detect the presence of gunmetal and tanks.
- A gunmetal black rectangle object attached to wires and tubes, filled with green, pulsating gas.
- Boys noisily demand balloons from him, which they then watch fly into the gunmetal Glasgow sky bearing the slogan ‘Say yes to progress’.
- The jinn were a warrior culture where both males and females were the color of smoke and gunmetal and built like linebackers with glowing violet eyes. The Darkest Edge of Dawn
- Near the waterline, the rushing waters have polished the schist to gunmetal, and carved it into fantastic flutes and chambers.
- The trees cast their skeletal frames against the gunmetal sky and the crows, like a flock of hooded widows, lamented their lot with throaty cries.
- Also in the water were strange vessels, with no masts or sails, built of gunmetal-gray metals that seemed impervious to the rust that had afflicted the dock facilities.
- Then she caught the gunmetal gleam of water brimming in the trough and understood what had happened. BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
- And, no, omni-present muted gunmetal tones does not count as style.