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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The oxidated silver coin was tarnished and discolored.
The oxidated magnesium parts of the engine were brittle and weak.
The oxidated copper pipes caused water discoloration.
The oxidated metal surface was rough and dull.
The oxidated iron gate had to be replaced due to its weakened structure.
The oxidated iron fence was in need of a fresh coat of paint.
The oxidated bronze sculpture had lost some of its shine.
The oxidated copper statue had turned green over time.
The oxidated paint on the wall needed to be scraped off before repainting.
The oxidated zinc coating on the car had started to bubble and peel.
The oxidated aluminum siding on the house was pitted and faded.
The metal fence was oxidated due to years of exposure to air and moisture.
The oxidated silver coin was sold at a high price to a collector.
The oxidated nickel plating on the faucet was peeling and flaking off.
The catalyst oxidated the hydrogen, producing water vapor.
She threw away the oxidated apple that had turned brown.
The oxidated bronze statue had a greenish hue.
The oxidated steel beam was no longer structurally sound.
The oxidated metal roofing needed to be replaced to prevent leaks.
The medication oxidated the bacteria, killing them off.
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