What does nitid mean?
Nitid means Bright; lustrous; shining..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Bright; lustrous; shining..
Thus we restore Old pieces of Dirty Gold to a clean and nitid Yellow, by putting them into the Fire, and into Aqua-fortis, which take off the adventitious Filth that made that pure Metall look of a Dirty Colour.
mandibles black ; palpi testaceous ; elytra reddish-brown, slightly nitid, the central portion with a few barely preceptible ashy spots ...
yet amongst these doth the nitid spark spend out his time: this is the Gallant's day!
My sable friend, for he was an eccclesiastic, was, however, not nitid as usual. There was a looseness of trousers, and a sloppiness of shoe, that savoured no longer of St. James's-street.
Use nitid when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Nitid means Bright; lustrous; shining..
Common synonyms include nitty, bright, gleaming, agleam.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Thus we restore Old pieces of Dirty Gold to a clean and nitid Yellow, by putting them into the Fire, and into Aqua-fortis, which take off the adventitious Filth that made that pure Metall look of a Dirty Colour.
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