Bronze-ware is largely made from alloys of brass and tin.
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Alloys
Synonyms for "alloys" (195 found)
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Strong matches (59)
cinder pigcoalescecoarsencoin nickelcoin silvercombinationcombinecombocomminglecommixcommixturecomposecompositecompositioncompoundconcoctconcoctionconfectionconfoundconglomerate
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grid metalgun metalhard leadhashhigh brasshigh-speed steelhomogenizehot-work steelimmingleimmiximmixtureimpairinfectintegrateinterblendinterfusioninterlaceinterlardintermingleintermix
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intermixtureintertwineinterweaveinvarjumblekneadleaded bronzemagmamanganese bronzemergemetallic alloyminglemingle-manglemisusemixmix upmixturemoderatemodifymonel metalmuntz metalnaval brassnickel bronzenickel silverpastepervertpewterphosphor bronzepigpinchbeckpoisonpolluteprostituteravageravishred brassrose metalscrambleshot metalshufflesilicon bronzesilicon steelsolderspiegeleisenstainless steelsteelstellitesterling silverstir upstructural ironswedish steelsyncretizetainttemperthrow togethertombactool steeltoss togethertula metaltwisttype metalulcerateviolatevitiatevulgarizewarpwhite goldwhite metalworkwrought ironyellow brassyellow metal
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Verb(4 words)
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These replacement joints can be made of combinations of metal alloys, plastic and ceramic, but new research shows that it might be possible to regenerate damaged joints using a patient's own stem cells.
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Zirconium alloys are often used in nuclear reactors because they resist corrosion in hot water.
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