Pronunciation: /ˈɡlɔsi/
noun a magazine, photograph, or illustration printed on shiny, smooth paper
A1 I like the glossy finish on my new phone case.
A2 She bought a magazine with a glossy cover.
B1 The book had glossy pages that made the photos look vibrant.
B2 The artist used a glossy varnish to protect the painting.
C1 The glossy sheen of the car's paint job was immaculate.
C2 The glossy brochure showcased the luxury features of the resort.
adjective having a shiny or reflective surface, smooth and lustrous
A1 The magazine has a glossy cover.
A2 She bought a new car with a glossy finish.
B1 The brochure was printed on glossy paper.
B2 The painting had a glossy sheen that caught the light beautifully.
C1 The high-end fashion magazine featured glossy pages with stunning photography.
C2 The artist's latest work was praised for its glossy, polished appearance.
adverb in a glossy manner, with a shiny or reflective appearance
A1 She smiled at her reflection in the glossy mirror.
A2 The rain made the streets look glossy and slippery.
B1 The brochure had glossy photos of the hotel's amenities.
B2 The car's glossy paint job made it stand out on the road.
C1 The magazine featured glossy pages showcasing the latest fashion trends.
C2 Her hair was styled in a glossy bun for the red carpet event.
formal The magazine cover was printed on glossy paper to enhance the images.
informal I love how the car looks with its glossy finish.
slang Her nails were so glossy, they looked like they were wet.
figurative His speech was full of glossy promises but lacked substance.
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