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Meanings of silversmith in English
Usage of silversmith in English
1
One becomes a carpenter; another, a silversmith; and the third, a thief.
2
The mass was then sent to a silversmith, and the cup restored.
3
That is a noble suit of armour that the silversmith gave you.
4
His father, Carlo Bugatti was a renowned painter, sculptor, architect and silversmith.
5
The silversmith grew pale with anger during this speech of his son's.
6
From somewhere within the silversmith's shop a woman screamed, sudden and startling.
7
Another book: a silversmith accidentally spills molten silver on his hand.
8
Higson's a self-employed silversmith, and has to pitch her work to potential clients.
9
The silversmith, the goldsmith, the landscape-painter, all sent in their contributions.
10
The silversmith, ensconced in safety behind the table, wrung his hands.
11
But any silversmith could work with this nugget as it is.
12
It was nothing short of miraculous, especially to the eye of a silversmith.
13
The last occupation I shall notice is that of a silversmith.
14
A silversmith of Babylon, skilful in his craft, was one day at work.
15
I slipped into a silversmith's shop, as he raced past, and escaped him.
16
This is what happened to the silversmith in the one-and-fortieth year of his age.
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United Kingdom
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