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diamond [ˈdaɪəmənd] N

1. diamond (precious stone):

diamond
diamond

2. diamond (rhombus):

diamond

3. diamond (tool for cutting glass):

diamond

diamond cutter N

rough diamond N Brit, Aus a. fig (unpolished diamond)

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Gold, diamonds and emeralds have been found in small quantities.
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This is interchangeable so the operator can use differently shaped diamonds for different finishing effects.
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The opposite end is set with a rose-cut diamond star, enclosing a portrait diamond over a later miniature of a young woman.
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The diamonds send him to the present day.
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One problem is when the mesh gets pulled into narrow diamond shapes (rhombuses) instead of squares.
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Since 1999, several companies around the world have adopted the technique and use various brand names for the processed diamonds.
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The country is among the top ten diamond producing nations.
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The gable walls have windows with small diamond-latticed panes.
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This is in large part due to the greater amount of rough diamond that necessitates additional polishing to create diamonds with this precise optical symmetry.
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On the deck a great wind blew, taking his turban and diamond with it into the depth of the sea.
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