japan

The word “japan” has 2 syllables: ja-pan

It's pronounced as /dʒəˈpæn/


What is synonym and antonym for japan?

In the thesaurus, “japan” has 46 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for japan along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for japan

Antonyms for japan

  • dull
  • dullness
  • reveal
  • roughen
  • ruffle
  • strip
  • uncover

Meanings of japan

  • noun
    1. A hard black enamel varnish containing asphalt.
    2. Lacquerware.
  • verb
    1. To varnish with japan.

Example Sentences

  • The antique table was carefully restored using a traditional japan lacquer technique.
  • The artist applied layers of japan paint to achieve a glossy and durable finish on the wooden surface.
  • In the workshop, craftsmen used japan varnish to enhance the beauty of the handmade furniture.
  • The intricate designs on the decorative screen were accentuated with delicate strokes of japan ink.
  • Collectors sought after the rare pottery pieces with a distinctive japan glaze from the renowned artist.

On this page you'll find 53 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to japan, such as: adorn, bob, bone, brighten, buff, burnish, coat.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

lacquer

varnish

veneer

  • appearance
  • blanch
  • bob
  • bone
  • brighten
  • buff
  • burnish
  • charade
  • coat
  • coating
  • cotton candy
  • cover
  • covering
  • disguise
  • dress
  • extenuate
  • exterior
  • facade
  • face
  • facing
  • fig leaf
  • file
  • finish
  • fluff
  • front
  • furbish
  • glaze
  • gloss
  • grind
  • guise
  • japan
  • lacquer
  • lap
  • layer
  • leaf
  • mask
  • masquerade
  • outside
  • overlay
  • palliate
  • plate
  • polish
  • pose
  • rasp
  • rub
  • sand
  • sandblast
  • sandpaper
  • scour
  • scrape
  • scrub
  • semblance
  • shell
  • shellac
  • shine
  • show
  • skin
  • sleek
  • slick
  • smooth
  • smoothen
  • sugarcoat
  • surface
  • tinsel
  • top
  • varnish
  • whiten
  • whitewash
  • window dressing

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