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sheet glass

 

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Noun sheet glass has 1 sense
  1. plate glass, sheet glass - glass formed into large thin sheets
    --1 is a kind of sheet, flat solid
    --1 has substances: glass
    --1 has particulars:
     cover glass, cover slip; pane, pane of glass, window glass; slide, microscope slide

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Sheet Glass

Description:

Sheet glass refers to a type of glass produced in large, flat sheets that are typically used for windows, mirrors, and other architectural purposes. It is made by pouring molten glass onto a flat surface and then letting it cool and solidify.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Glass Material:

Sheet glass is commonly used as a transparent material in windows, glass doors, and other architectural applications. It provides a smooth and clear surface through which light can pass.

Example Sentence: The skyscraper's facade was adorned with sheet glass windows that reflected the city's skyline.

2. Noun - Glass Sheets:

Sheet glass can refer to actual sheets of glass that are produced and sold in various sizes and thicknesses. These sheets are commonly used for DIY projects, glass crafts, and repairs.

Example Sentence: I need a large sheet of glass to replace the broken window in my greenhouse.

3. Adjective - Popular and Local:

When used as an adjective, sheet glass can describe a popular or locally favored type of glass in a specific region or community.

Example Sentence: The artisans in this town are well-known for their exquisite creations made from sheet glass.

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