Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪtənɪŋ/
noun the process of making something white or whiter
A1 I bought a whitening toothpaste to make my teeth brighter.
A2 She went to the dentist for a whitening treatment on her teeth.
B1 Many people use whitening products to improve the appearance of their skin.
B2 The spa offers a variety of whitening treatments for customers seeking a brighter complexion.
C1 Professional whitening procedures can be expensive but yield noticeable results.
C2 The actress underwent a series of whitening sessions to achieve a flawless smile for the movie premiere.
verb present participle of the verb 'whiten', which means to make or become white or whiter
A1 I am whitening my teeth with a special toothpaste.
A2 She is whitening her shoes with a cleaning solution.
B1 The dentist recommended whitening treatments to improve my smile.
B2 The salon offers professional whitening services for brighter skin.
C1 The company is whitening their brand image through a new marketing campaign.
C2 The artist is whitening the canvas to create a striking contrast in the painting.
formal The dentist recommended a professional whitening treatment to improve the color of my teeth.
informal I bought some whitening strips to make my smile brighter.
slang I'm all about that teeth whitening life.
figurative His lies were like whitening agents, trying to cover up the truth.
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