platinum
/ˈplætənəm/
adjective
- Made of or covered with platinum metal.
- She bought a platinum bracelet for her anniversary.
- He wore a platinum watch that matched his cufflinks.
- The museum displayed a platinum crown from the 18th century.
- Having a light, silvery-gray color.
- The wedding invitations were printed on platinum paper.
- Her platinum hair stood out in the crowd.
- He drove a platinum sedan that looked very elegant.
- Of the highest quality, value, or level (e.g., platinum membership, platinum service).
- She paid for a platinum ticket that included access to the VIP lounge.
- The hotel's platinum package includes a private butler and a suite.
- The airline offers platinum status to its most frequent flyers.
noun
- A valuable, silvery-white metal that is used in jewelry, electronics, and industrial processes.
- She inherited a platinum necklace from her grandmother.
- Platinum is often used in catalytic converters to reduce car emissions.
- The ring was made of pure platinum and weighed over ten grams.
- A light, silvery-gray color, like the metal.
- The car was painted a sleek platinum that shimmered in the sun.
- She chose a platinum shade for her living room walls.
- The designer used platinum accents to give the dress a modern look.
- A status or award indicating the highest level of achievement, especially in music (e.g., platinum record).
- The band's new album went platinum within a month of its release.
- She earned a platinum award for selling over a million copies.
- The singer celebrated her first platinum record with a big party.