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Meanings of veneer in English
Usage of veneer in English
1
The new covers conceal those innocent illustrations behind a glossy, stylised veneer.
2
They also tore into the dubious scientific veneer he'd given his report.
3
Was the Family's vision simply a pious veneer on business as usual?
4
Her voice had suddenly, without warning, lost the veneer of easy humor.
5
I thought it impossible for someone to break through your icy veneer.
6
But a veneer of acceptability has started to settle on the sector.
7
The mere veneer of Christianity is fast fading off among the sects.
8
But the King let this official veneer of the facts pass unregarded.
9
But respect for the shining veneer of the case was not long-lived.
10
Sorry, I mean, beneath the veneer of post-rock rebels with tortured hearts.
11
Gang warfare and underworld conflicts now had a veneer of government approval.
12
A second time I glimpsed the Slav behind his veneer of civilization.
13
He's seated behind a wood-veneer desk in his basement in London, Ontario.
14
The false veneer of civilisation is peeling off at a great rate.
15
The veneer of a spurious civilisation seemed to have fallen from him.
16
Especially with Van Gaal's old veneer of self-confidence gradually beginning to evaporate.
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Translations for veneer
Russian
Portuguese
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Veneer through the time
Veneer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common