amber
am
ˈæm
ām
ber
bər
bēr
British pronunciation
/ˈæmbə/

Definition & Meaning of "amber"in English

Amber
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a hard, yellow-to-brown translucent fossil resin, often used in jewelry

amber definition and meaning

What is "amber"?

Amber is a fossilized resin that has been prized for its beauty and rarity for thousands of years. It is typically yellow, orange, or brown in color, and can sometimes contain small insects or other organic matter that have been trapped inside the resin as it solidified over millions of years. Amber has been used for jewelry and decorative objects for centuries, and has also been valued for its supposed healing properties in various cultures. Today, amber is still highly sought after for its unique beauty and historical significance, and is often used in contemporary jewelry designs.

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She wore a necklace made of polished amber.
The museum displayed a piece of amber containing an ancient insect.
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a rich, warm yellow color

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The sunset painted the sky in shades of amber.
Leaves turned a deep amber in autumn.
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having a yellowish-brown color

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The sky turned an amber hue as the sun began to set.
The old book had aged to an amber color, its pages yellowed with time.
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