glossy
Pronunciation: [ˈɡlɑːsi]
Word
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) when something shines or has a smooth, reflective surface. For example, a glossy magazine has shiny pages that look nice and bright.
Example
The car had a glossy finish that made it look brand new.
Example
The old book had dull pages and was not glossy at all.
Example
Do you prefer glossy pictures or matte ones?
Context: “quality”
(adjective) when something is very shiny or smooth, showing a high quality or good care. Like a shiny apple that looks fresh and delicious.
Example
Her hair looked glossy and full of life after the new treatment.
Example
His dull hair didn't look glossy like it used to.
Example
What can we do to make our furniture look glossy again?
Context: “object”
(noun) a shiny surface or finish on some items, like magazines or photographs. It refers to the state of being glossy.
Example
The glossy of the photo makes it look more attractive and appealing.
Example
There was no glossy on the report, making it seem plain.
Example
Why do many people like the glossy of magazines?
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