metalline

/ˈmɛtəlaɪn/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling metal; having the qualities of metal, such as hardness, shine, or sound.
    • Her voice had a strange, metalline quality that echoed in the empty hall.
    • The old bridge had a metalline gleam under the morning sun.
    • The sculptor chose a metalline finish for the statue to make it look like polished steel.
  2. Containing or yielding metal; metallic in composition.
    • The miners discovered a rich metalline vein deep in the mountain.
    • The soil near the volcano has a high metalline content, making it unsuitable for farming.
    • This region is known for its metalline ores, especially copper and tin.
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