chromize
/ˈkrɒmaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to coat or give a surface a thin layer of a chromium compound, especially to harden or protect a metal surface.
“The engineer chromized the engine parts to improve their durability.”
2. verb
to impart a color or a bright, vivid appearance to something, especially to metal.
“The artist chromized the metal sculpture to give it a striking finish.”
3. verb
to make or become brightly colored or attractive.
“The new policy chromized the company’s image in the eyes of its customers.”