Titanium

usgb/tɪˈteɪniəm/
noun

Titanium is a strong, light and corrosion-resistant metal, Its symbol on the periodic table is Ti.

Titanium is often used to make airplane parts because it is light and strong.
Visual representation of "titanium" - Titanium is a strong, light and corrosion-resistant metal, Its symbol on the periodic table is Ti.

Often appears as...

  • titanium alloy
  • titanium dioxide

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Industrial Use

Titanium is commonly mentioned in contexts involving manufacturing and industry due to its strength.

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The new industrial drill uses titanium bits.
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Lightweight Strength

Emphasize titanium's light weight yet strong characteristics in contexts where both properties are beneficial.

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My titanium-framed glasses are surprisingly light and durable.
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High Value

Items described as titanium might be perceived as high-quality or high-value; often used in marketing to suggest superiority.

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This wristwatch is made with titanium to ensure longevity and elegance.
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