veneered

Meanings

• The process of attaching thin layers of decorative material, such as wood, plastic, or marble, to the surface of another material, typically for the purpose of improving the appearance or protecting the underlying material.

  - "A veneered tabletop."
  - "The bathroom countertop was veneered with granite."
  - "The wall in the living room was veneered with wood to match the furniture."
  - "The veneered surface of the dashboard was scratched during the accident."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with veneered
veneer , rever , reminder , memento , memento mori

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. veneered
   

2. veneer
   

3. veneer'd
   

4. veneer's
   

5. veneer'd's
   

6. veneer'd's'
   

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Variants

List of all variants of veneered that leads to same result
veneer , veneered , veneerer , veneerers , veneering , veneers

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The term 'veneered' comes from the Old French word 'venir', meaning 'to come'. This word evolved into the Middle English term 'venir', which meant 'to cover with a thin layer of material' or 'to gild'. Over time, this term evolved into the Modern English term 'veneered', which refers to the process of attaching thin layers of decorative material to the surface of another material for the purpose of improving the appearance or protecting the underlying material.

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