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Meanings of veneering in English
Synonyms
Examples for "veneer"
Examples for "veneer"
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.
Usage of veneering in English
1
A piece of the veneering had been knocked off, completely disfiguring it.
2
Again, for an instant, Weldon could see the humanity beneath the veneering.
3
The saloon, or after-cabin, was finished in bird's-eye maple and satin wood veneering.
4
Single Raman spectra were distinguishable between Y-TZP and the veneering materials.
5
How well you have learned the art of veneering your character!
6
What I was doing mainly was veneering the outside case of a given clavichord.
7
There is no attempt at varnishing or veneering the surface of a lax moral order.
8
Sabina was going to marry into the veneering profession.
9
Junior Certificate Materials Technology:Yesterday's papers covered the expected topics of wood seasoning, veneering, carving and design.
10
If a person be honest and trustworthy, the art of veneering is almost beyond his grasp.
11
Walpole's romanticism was a thin veneering; underneath it, he was a man of the eighteenth century.
12
The technical problems most commonly described were fracture of the FPD and delamination of the veneering composite.
13
But at 3 A.M. the veneering is off and you see the true grain of a thing.
14
Scratch through the veneering here and, whether coarse or highly polished, you will find the same individual-self
15
He did all the fine veneering and French polishing of the casework, which Tom's instruments were renowned for.
16
There was a ponderous old mahogany bureau, with the veneering cracked and peeled, and a bed to correspond.
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Veneering through the time