Pronunciation

/brɒnzi/

Definitions

• Noun:

1. A chemical element with the atomic number 29, having a reddish-brown metallic luster and used in various alloys (e.g., brass and pewter).
2. A type of metal alloy, usually made from a combination of copper and tin, having a reddish-brown color and a relatively hard, durable surface.
3. A medal or trophy made of bronze, often awarded for sports or artistic achievements.

• Adjective: Relating to or made of bronze.

Phrases

• “A bronze statue” refers to a sculpture made of the metal.
• “Bronze age” is a historical period characterized by the use of bronze tools and weapons.
• “Bronze medal” signifies a third-place finish in competitions.

Example Sentences

• Noun:

1. The ancient civilization was known for their skill in crafting exquisite bronze artifacts.
2. The museum displayed a collection of bronze vases from different eras.
3. After winning the bronze medal, she raised it triumphantly above her head.

• Adjective: The building’s façade was adorned with bronze accents.

Synonyms

• Brass
• Copper-tin alloy
• Metalwork
• Statuary metal

Antonyms

• Silver
• Gold
• Aluminum
• Iron (not a metal alloy synonym for bronze)