antitarnish

/æntɪˈtɑrnɪʃ/

Definitions

1. noun

A substance, especially a thin transparent coating, used to prevent tarnish or corrosion on metals, especially silver and gold.

“The antique dealer applied a layer of antitarnish to the silver vase to preserve its shine.”

Synonyms

  • metal protector
  • tarnish-preventer

Antonyms

  • corrosive substance
  • tarnish-inducer