Pronunciation: /neɪkər/
noun a smooth, lustrous, iridescent substance that forms the inner layer of the shells of certain mollusks, like oysters and abalones
A1 The necklace was made of shiny nacre.
A2 She admired the iridescent nacre of the seashell.
B1 The artist used nacre to create a beautiful mosaic.
B2 The jewelry box was lined with luxurious nacre.
C1 The intricate design of the vase was enhanced by the use of nacre.
C2 The rare nacre inlay on the table added a touch of elegance to the room.
formal The jewelry was adorned with shimmering nacre, giving it an elegant and luxurious look.
informal I love how the nacre on this necklace catches the light and shines so beautifully.
slang Check out this cool bracelet with nacre accents - it's so chic!
figurative Her words were like nacre, smooth and polished on the surface but hiding hidden depths underneath.
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