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tarnish1713, from tarnish (v.).
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tarnishRelationships Related Term: bronzing silver mirroring n. ~ 1. A discoloration or dullness on metal, especially the result of silver oxidation. - 2. Photography · A discoloration of photographic image [..]
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tarnishto lower the value of something.
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tarnishDiscoloration of the surface of a metal due to dirt or corrosion.
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tarnishSurface discoloration on a metal, usually from a thin film of oxide or sulfide.
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tarnishSurface discoloration of a metal surface caused by a thin film of corrosion product.
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tarnishTo dull the luster of a mineral by exposure to air or dirt. Tarnish is a form of corrosion.
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tarnishProperty in certain minerals that cause them to discolor when placed in certain environments. A famous example is Silver, which develops a yellowish-black coating on its surface when exposed to hydrog [..]
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tarnishTarnish is the undesirable dulling or discoloration of metals due to the effects of humidity, temperature, and other atmospheric conditions.
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tarnishA thin, sometimes iridescent film of chemically altered material on the surface of a mineral that usually forms through the combination of a metal with oxygen or sulfur. Example: The blue, iridescent [..]
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tarnishTarnish is a dull discolouring of a surface be it on metal or stone either by chemical reaction, oxidation or by grime or patina. Tarnishing happens naturally and can be equally welcome and unwelcome. [..]
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tarnishmid-15c. (transitive), from present participle stem of Middle French ternir "dull the luster or brightness of, make dim" (15c.), probably from Old French terne (adj.) "dull, dark," [..]
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tarnishProperty in certain minerals that cause them to discolor when placed in certain environments. The best example is Silver, which develops a yellowish-black coating on its surface when exposed to hydrog [..]
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tarnishdiscoloration of metal surface caused by oxidation make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air; also used metaphorically; "The silver was tarnished by the long exposure to the air& [..]
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tarnishv. To lessen or destroy the luster of in any way.
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tarnishA term used to describe the discoloration of a material caused by exposure to a corrosive environment.
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tarnish(v) make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air; also used metaphorically(n) discoloration of metal surface caused by oxidation
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