Pronunciation: /ˈsɛmiglɔs/
noun a type of paint or finish that has a slight shine or gloss
A1 I like the semigloss finish on my new furniture.
A2 The walls in the living room are painted with semigloss paint.
B1 The semigloss sheen on the cabinets gives them a modern look.
B2 He prefers semigloss paint for its durability and easy maintenance.
C1 The artist used semigloss varnish to protect and enhance the colors of the painting.
C2 The semigloss finish on the hardwood floors adds a touch of elegance to the room.
adjective describing something that has a slight shine or gloss
A1 The walls of the room were painted with semigloss paint.
A2 She preferred the semigloss finish for her furniture because it was easy to clean.
B1 The semigloss tiles in the bathroom added a touch of elegance to the space.
B2 The semigloss sheen of the hardwood floors gave the room a polished look.
C1 The semigloss varnish on the antique table brought out the beauty of the wood grain.
C2 The semigloss finish on the car made it shine like new.
formal The painter recommended using semigloss paint for the trim in the living room.
informal I like the look of semigloss paint on my kitchen cabinets.
slang I heard that semigloss is the way to go for a sleek finish.
figurative Her smile had a semigloss quality to it, shining brightly in the sunlight.
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