What does BRAZE mean?

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Parts of Speech: verb

Definition: to join two metal parts together by heating them and then applying a melted metal alloy

Pronunciation (US): /breɪz/

Pronunciation (UK): /breɪz/

Origin and Usage: The word "braze" comes from the Middle English word "brasen," meaning to make of brass. It was first used in the 15th century. "Braze" is commonly used in the metalworking industry to describe the process of joining two metal parts together using a melted metal alloy.

Synonyms: solder, weld, fuse

Related Words: blaze, craze, glaze, graze, phrase

Example Sentences:

• The metalworker will braze the two pieces of metal together to create a strong bond.
• She learned how to braze metal in her metalworking class.
• The braze joint held up well under pressure.