glass-like
- adjective
- /ɡlæs-laɪk/
- This technique involves subjecting wastes to temperatures above 2,400 degrees F to convert them into inert, glass-like material stable enough to be used as an aggregate in road building.
- glass-like material
The crystal trees around them were hung with glass like trellises of Moss.
- The crystal trees around them were hung with glass like trellises of Moss.
- If you want that super glass like effect to your lips, go towards these.
- It stays looking Dewey and gorgeous and glass like.
- Because it is imperfections within a surface, any ridges or dips in your surface can be visible within a glass like finish.
- I feel like it looks so glass like on the lips, but it has a hint of that little like sparkly gold and it plumps.
Examples
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The product promises a glass-like shine that makes your car look brand new.
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Creatures with hard-to-digest inbred thread or glass-like bits near their muscles and bones from whatever man-made source would crowd out animals that were easier to digest.
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Gives a very fresh, very glass like effect to the skin.
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If you want that super glass like effect to your lips, go towards these.
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The bad news is that this back is still a glass-like substance.
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An entirely matte face doesn't look that beautiful as does an entirely shiny glass like finished face.
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I feel like it looks so glass like on the lips, but it has a hint of that little like sparkly gold and it plumps.
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Europlasma uses a plasma torch at its Bordeaux facility to vitrify incinerator fly ash, converting it into a stable, homogenous, glass-like material that can be used for building roads.
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The sculpture had a beautiful, glass-like finish that caught the sunlight perfectly.
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She admired the glass-like surface of the lake, which reflected the trees around it.
Synonyms
A surface that is smooth and shiny like glass
Having a hard, smooth, clear surface like glass
Having a smooth, shiny, and slightly see-through surface like glass
Clear and see-through like glass
A thing that looks and feels like glass, smooth and shiny
Having a clear, glass-like appearance
Very clear and bright like a piece of glass
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Etymology
Glass-like is a simple combination of glass and the ending -like, where glass means 'a hard, clear material' and -like means 'similar to'. So, glass-like describes something that looks or feels like glass, such as a smooth, shiny surface or a very clear object.