stained
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- adjective
- /steɪnd/
- So you can even have stained glass PV.
- stained glass
- stained-glass windows
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Watch on YouTubeThey're about appeasement, about their coffer, about putting new stained glass windows up.
- They're about appeasement, about their coffer, about putting new stained glass windows up.
- My sister and I, young and younger, shrieked until our mom lit the fat candle, it's plastic container painted to look like stained glass.
Examples
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Stained-glass windows out of the church.
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I like florals and stained glass and tea.
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And they also did these little stained glass colourings as well today.
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You just get the nicest light if it's like sunny, literally just peeks through the stained glass and it's just so pretty Evening.
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This is the pillars in front with very symbolic winged creatures, a very unusual stained glass, which he did himself.
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Stained glass windows at the Fathers of Mercy Shrine of the Divine Mercy
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Stained-glass windows illuminated with biblical scenes lined both walls.
Fiction book (1999) -
The old church featured stained glass windows that depicted scenes from the Bible.
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The artist showcased her beautiful stained glass panels at the local gallery.
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The light filtered through the intricate stained glass, casting colorful patterns on the floor.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having a color, natural or added
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Covered by a thin layer of another substance for protection or decoration
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Having a small amount of color that changes how something looks or sounds
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Covered with a thin shiny layer to make a smooth surface
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Cloth or hair that someone colored on purpose
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Having a shiny clear layer that protects things like wood or furniture
Antonyms
Compounds
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A window made of small colored glass pieces that makes colored light, often in churches
How Stained
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stained also comes from the same root stain, which could mean 'to colour' or 'to dye' something. That's why a stained wood or glass has been given a colour or finish to change its look and protect it.