adj

bronzed

Bronzed (adj) means Coated or covered in bronze. Example: “The trophy shelf displayed a row of bronzed figurines.”

adj

Coated or covered in bronze.

"The trophy shelf displayed a row of bronzed figurines."

Suntanned.

"He came back from vacation looking bronzed and relaxed."

How to use bronzed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither literally coated in bronze, or, more commonly, nicely suntanned.

Common pairings

bronzed skin bronzed statue bronzed god

more bronzed comparative, most bronzed superlative

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The trophy shelf displayed a row of _____ figurines.

What does “bronzed” mean?

The word “bronzed” means coated or covered in bronze. In plain terms, either literally coated in bronze, or, more commonly, nicely suntanned.

How do you use “bronzed” in a sentence?

Here is “bronzed” used in a sentence: “The trophy shelf displayed a row of bronzed figurines.”

What part of speech is “bronzed”?

“Bronzed” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “bronzed” have?

“Bronzed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: coated or covered in bronze.