alloyed

/ˈælɔɪd/
adjective
  1. Mixed with another metal to form an alloy; blended to improve qualities.
    • Alloyed metals are often stronger than pure metals.
    • Alloyed steel is preferred for building skyscrapers because of its strength.
    • The jeweler used alloyed gold to make the ring more durable.
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verb
  1. Past tense of alloy: mixed (a metal) with another metal to form an alloy.
    • The factory alloyed several metals to produce a lightweight frame.
    • They alloyed iron with carbon to create steel.
    • The blacksmith alloyed copper with tin to make bronze.
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