glace
- adjective
- /ɡleɪs/
- The designer chose a glace fabric to give the dress a luxurious sheen.
Examples
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Her shoes had a glace finish that caught the light beautifully at the party.
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The invitation was printed on glace paper for an elegant touch.
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The dress had a beautiful glace finish.
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Her glace fabric caught the light perfectly.
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The designer chose a glace fabric to give the dress a luxurious sheen.
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Her shoes had a glace finish that caught the light beautifully at the party.
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The invitation was printed on glace paper for an elegant touch.
Synonyms
Bright and smooth because it reflects light
Smooth and soft to touch like fine cloth
Having a smooth shiny surface that reflects light like paper or hair
A shiny, smooth surface after being rubbed or cleaned
A surface that is smooth and shiny like glass
Smooth and soft with a shiny surface like silk
Having a smooth, shiny, and slightly see-through surface like glass
Having a smooth shiny surface, often on pottery or tiles
Having shiny, smooth fur or hair that looks healthy
Antonyms
Compounds
A rich brown sauce cooks make by boiling meat broth until it is thick, often served with meat like steak
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Etymology
Glace comes from the French word and the Latin root glacies meaning 'ice'. Think of a smooth, shiny piece of ice — that's why glace means a glossy, glazed surface.