metallic

Preposition: in

appearance: No protective precipitates are either invisible or truly metallic in appearance.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Hey, and what was that idea about making the ball metallic?
• touch: Most people dislike getting sparked every time they touch something metallic.

Modifies a noun

• sheen: Apricot - The coat is a hot cream with a metallic sheen.
• phosphorescence: They sat at l v rated of metallic phosphorescence.
• luster: My intention was to part glaze the vase and then pick out the leaves in metallic luster.
• stents: Inoperable adenocarcinoma of the oesophagogastric junction: a comparative study of laser coagulation versus self-expanding metallic stents with special reference to cost analysis.
• paint: Sean applies dark metallic green paint to the front of a very badly chipped Hyundai.
• oxide: Glass may be clear and colorless, or may be colored by the addition of metallic oxides.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Made from silky blush pink and black rose printed jacquard fabric with a slightly metallic sheen.
• almost: The skink is a rather attractive animal with its shiny, almost metallic looking scales.
• very: What you will end up with is a dark patch at the top of the droplet and a very metallic patch at the bottom.
• also: Both are also metallic purple, green and blue, with white markings.
• usually: Colors, as in many gemstones, are caused by small amounts of impurity, usually metallic oxides.
• apparently: It was apparently metallic with a steady green light on top and flashing red lights on the bottom.

Used with adjective complement

• include: View our Large Range of Confetti including metallic, paper, real rose and our angel wings!
• appear: This made the object's normally matte looking surface appear more metallic.
• look: They are all bronze varieties and look quite metallic in reality.
• sound: However, some of them were now sounding more metallic.