Bullion
noun
Gold or silver in its raw form before it's made into coins or other items.
The bank stored a large amount of gold bullion in its vaults.
Often appears as...
- gold bullion
- silver bullion
noun
A thick soup made from meat or vegetables.
She sauteed the vegetables before adding them to the beef bullion.
Often appears as...
- beef bullion
- chicken bullion
noun
A decorative craft method using gold or silver threads.
The dress she wore to the banquet had beautiful bullion embroidery.
Often appears as...
- bullion embroidery
- bullion stitch
noun
Gold or silver in its raw form before it's made into coins or other items.
The bank stored a large amount of gold bullion in its vaults.
Often appears as...
- gold bullion
- silver bullion
noun
A thick soup made from meat or vegetables.
She sauteed the vegetables before adding them to the beef bullion.
Often appears as...
- beef bullion
- chicken bullion
noun
A decorative craft method using gold or silver threads.
The dress she wore to the banquet had beautiful bullion embroidery.
Often appears as...
- bullion embroidery
- bullion stitch
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Value Implication
Refers to precious metals, suggesting significant monetary value or wealth when used.
His family left him a chest full of silver bullion.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Form
Usually means large bars or blocks, not jewelry or coins.
The smugglers tried to hide the bullion inside steel containers.
Pro Tip 3/3Investment Context
Often associated with investing, financial security, and market trade.
He diversified his portfolio by adding gold bullion.
Pro Tip 1/3Value Implication
Refers to precious metals, suggesting significant monetary value or wealth when used.
His family left him a chest full of silver bullion.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Form
Usually means large bars or blocks, not jewelry or coins.
The smugglers tried to hide the bullion inside steel containers.
Pro Tip 3/3Investment Context
Often associated with investing, financial security, and market trade.
He diversified his portfolio by adding gold bullion.
Pro Tip 1/3Value Implication
Refers to precious metals, suggesting significant monetary value or wealth when used.
His family left him a chest full of silver bullion.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Form
Usually means large bars or blocks, not jewelry or coins.
The smugglers tried to hide the bullion inside steel containers.
Pro Tip 3/3Investment Context
Often associated with investing, financial security, and market trade.
He diversified his portfolio by adding gold bullion.
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get your hands cut I'm taking a bullion here so then that will be marked so nobody will burn it over looks like it's that's pretty good there's um not really any tangles one
Video examples
Set the Net PIPE Life Below...
get your hands cut I'm taking a bullion here so then that will be marked so nobody will burn it over looks like it's that's pretty good there's um not really any tangles one
Example 1 of 1
Quote examples
James Surowiecki
American Journalist
The world's central banks and the International Monetary Fund still have vaults full of bullion, even though currencies are no longer backed by gold. Governments hold on to it as a kind of magic symbol, a way of reassuring people that their money is real.
Quote examples
James Surowiecki
American Journalist
The world's central banks and the International Monetary Fund still have vaults full of bullion, even though currencies are no longer backed by gold. Governments hold on to it as a kind of magic symbol, a way of reassuring people that their money is real.
Example 1 of 1
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