Verb:

गिल्ड, उजळणे, सोन्याने गिल्ट, छाप पाडणे, चकाकी,

gilds's Usage Examples:

teachers and of students analogous to the trade gilds and merchant gilds of the time.

History of Warwick School : with notices of the collegiate church, gilds, and borough of Warwick.

which was already beginning to wane before the advance of the industrial gilds.

foaming blue sea, in a break from the brutalities of battle; the light gilds and defines, in scrupulous detail, the musculature of the soldiers’ bodies.

Three young men frolic in the foaming blue sea, in a break from the brutalities of battle; the light gilds and defines, in scrupulous detail, the musculature.

In the trade gilds there were apprentices, companions and masters.

William Somervile, in 1740, wrote in The Talisman:Swift as the shooting star, that gilds the nightWith rapid transient Blaze, she runs, she flies;Sudden she stops nor longer can endureThe painful course, but drooping sinks away,And like that falling Meteor, there she lyesA jelly cold on earth.

blight, Nor time"s remoreseless doom Shall dim one ray of holy light That gilds your glorious tomb.

break from the brutalities of battle; the light gilds and defines, in scrupulous detail, the musculature of the soldiers’ bodies — Culture Victoria, The.

Tanuma debased currency, sold monopoly rights to dealers, and taxed merchant gilds.

(Disembarrass or change gilds).

deceased, makes all sorts of Gold and Silver work, after the newest and neatest Fashion; He also gilds Silver and Metal, and refines Gold and Silver after.

"English gilds: the original ordinances of more than one hundred early English gilds", Corpus of Middle English Prose and.

Synonyms:

beautify, begild, grace, ornament, embellish, decorate, engild, adorn,

Antonyms:

downgrade, upgrade, inactivity, nonmember, disassociation,