silverise
/ˈsɪlvəraɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to give or take on a silvery appearance, especially in the form of a film or deposit
“The city’s old buildings silverised in the moonlight.”
2. verb
to become silvery in appearance, especially in the form of a film or deposit
“The lake’s surface silverised with a thin layer of frost overnight.”
3. verb
to give a silvery appearance to, especially in the form of a film or deposit
“The photographer silverised the image to give it a more atmospheric look.”
4. verb
to become rich or prosperous, especially in a way that is considered to be somewhat artificial or superficial
“After hitting the lottery, he started to silverise his image by investing in luxury cars and properties.”