Similar words: dominating, originating, destination, fascinating, latin america, illuminating, incriminating, multinational corporation. Meaning: ['pætɪnə] 
n. a fine coating of oxide on the surface of a metal.
n. a fine coating of oxide on the surface of a metal. 
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1 His tomb was covered with a yellow patina of lichen.
2 Beware their patina of civility, it's only an act.
3 He allowed a fine patina of old coffee to develop around the inside of the mug.
4 The furniture was old, with the shiny patina of frequent polishing.
5 He looked relaxed and elegant and had the patina of success.
6 The bronze statue had acquired a hard green patina with age.
7 Again the patina is a deep black and contrasts with brightly polished silver, brass and gold inlay decoration.
8 Robbie had time to admire the rich patina of lovingly cared-for wood.
9 The application of the patina produces a thin black film.
10 The patina the bronzes had acquired during burial was much admired,[www.Sentencedict.com] and people assumed that they had originally been patinated.
11 It also takes on a patina of contrivance, verbal and visual anachronisms, Mara Blumenfeld's quirky costumes aside.
12 The table was remarkably clean and had a patina that suggested an acquaintance with money rather than supper-plates.
13 At least 80% green patina remains with enough traces of gilt to show that the overall effect was golden.
14 The film of steam combined with the patina of dirt on the glass made them almost opaque.
15 The trophy has a beautiful green patina.
16 Except for a patina of charisma, he was like a thousand other bright young men in Toronto.
17 Many industrial processes a patina that is integral to the integrity and interest of the site.
18 Large homes cry to be filled with possessions, which gives their owners the patina of necessity for their purchases.
19 Aside from a crumpled roll of dollar bills covered with a pale patina of the sacred dirt, his pockets were empty.
20 Or the three-dimensional effect can be accentuated by giving the plaque a patina.
21 Recover the outline and high spots by removing the patina from them with the grease remover or polishing powder.
22 The mahogany work tables, mottled by youthful mis-experiment, shone with a rich dark patina.
23 The coin is made from copper bronze but has no patina.
24 Obama told the Today show that during his tenure as a state senator in Springfield, Illinois he owned only four suits, and that his glamourous wife would tease him when they would wear to a patina.
25 Karl Knappe's "Hagar," a bronze from 1923, twisted like knotted rope, has been left with its green patina of rust and rubble, making it almost impossible to decipher, save as evidence of its fate.
26 Hand - hammered from 15 - gauge copper, each sink's tempered finish develops a rustic patina over time.
27 I like this state. It'should be like this. The blade should not have rust or patina.
28 On the basis of finding that lead is the vital factor to bring patina on galvanized steel sheets, two hypothesizes, colloid film of lead sulfate and the codeposition of zinc and lead, were employed.
29 Mesa of caesious polish floor tile, flaxen marble, the teak picture frame of ancient sweet patina adds refined flavor.
30 The trophy is very impressive and rather special because it has a beautiful green patina.
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