veneering
- noun
- /vəˈnɪrɪŋ/
- Specialized
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chapado
- The new furniture featured a veneering of exotic wood, making it a stunning addition to the room.
- veneering material
- chipping of the veneering
Oh, and one more thing, a cajita full of veneers.
- Oh, and one more thing, a cajita full of veneers.
Examples
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Additionally, in high-strength, bi-layered all-ceramic systems, the vulnerability of the veneering material's adhesion has caused high chipping rates.
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Chipping of the veneering was a relatively rare event.
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Chipping of the veneering material occurred only twice.
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Moreover, attention was paid to whether or not chipping of the veneering material had occurred.
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Chipping of the veneering was a relatively rare event; three minor and one major chipping were detected.
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Both were minor chippings of the veneering material of anterior crowns.
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Three technical incidents (11.1%) that required follow-up treatment were categorized as complications; all involved chipping of the veneering material.
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One major chipping of the veneering material was found and was additionally rated as a failure: this affected one anterior pontic after 4.5 years. Biological complications
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The artisan carefully applied the veneering to the table, enhancing its overall beauty.
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She admired the elegant veneering on the antique cabinet, which gave it a luxurious look.
Synonyms
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A thin layer of good wood or stone on a cheaper surface to make it look better
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Etymology
Veneering comes from the old word veneer, which meant 'to cover'. It names a thin, decorative 'cover' of fine wood glued onto cheaper wood, so veneering is that thin layer that makes furniture look richer.