toreutic

[ tuh-roo-tik ]

/ təˈru tɪk /

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adjective

of or relating to toreutics or the objects produced by this technique.

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Origin of toreutic

1830–40; <Greek toreutikós, equivalent to toreú(ein) to bore, chase, emboss (verbal derivative of toreús graving tool) + -tikos-tic

Words nearby toreutic

toreador, toreador pants, Torelli, torenia, torero, toreutic, toreutics, Torfaen, tori, toric, toric lens