Pronunciation: /ˈɡɪldəd/
verb to cover with a thin layer of gold or gold paint
A1 She gilded the picture frame with gold paint.
A2 The artist gilded the edges of the painting to make it stand out.
B1 The craftsman gilded the intricate designs on the antique mirror.
B2 The master artisan skillfully gilded the ornate ceiling of the palace.
C1 The restoration expert meticulously gilded the damaged sculptures to restore their former glory.
C2 The royal jeweler gilded the crown with precious metals and gemstones to create a stunning masterpiece.
adjective covered thinly or prettily with gold leaf or gold paint
A1 The gilded frame around the mirror is very shiny.
A2 She wore a gilded necklace to the party.
B1 The gilded decorations on the ceiling added a touch of elegance to the room.
B2 The gilded altar in the church was a sight to behold.
C1 The gilded chandeliers in the ballroom were exquisite and expensive.
C2 The gilded throne in the palace was fit for a king.
formal The gilded chandelier in the ballroom added a touch of elegance to the room.
informal She bought a gilded picture frame for her favorite photo.
slang Those gilded sneakers are so cool!
figurative His gilded promises turned out to be empty lies.
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