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Word: Gold-colored

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: The word "gold-colored" describes something that has the same color as gold, which is a shiny, yellowish metal.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "gold-colored" to describe objects, materials, or items that look like gold, either in color or appearance.
• It can be used for both natural and artificial items.

Example:

• "She wore a beautiful gold-colored dress to the party."
• "The trophy was gold-colored, shining brightly under the lights."

Advanced Usage:

• You can also use "gold-colored" in more complex sentences, for instance: "The artist chose a gold-colored paint to give the mural a touch of elegance."

Word Variants:

• Gold: The metal itself.
• Golden: Another adjective that can also describe the color or something that has qualities of gold, such as "golden opportunity" (meaning a great chance).

Different Meaning:

• In some contexts, "gold" can refer to something valuable or precious, not just the color. For example, "a gold standard" refers to something considered the best.

Synonyms:

• Metallic yellow
• Yellowish
• Gleaming yellow

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "Golden opportunity" - a very good chance to do something.
• "Heart of gold" - a kind and generous person.
• "All that glitters is not gold" - not everything that looks valuable or attractive is actually valuable.

Summary:

"Gold-colored" is an adjective used to describe things that resemble the color of gold.

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Adjective

1. having the color of gold

Synonyms

• gold-coloured