Definition of repoussé in English:

repoussé

adjective rəˈpuːseɪrəˌpuˈseɪ

(of metalwork) hammered into relief from the reverse side.
a charming sterling silver bowl with repoussé motifs
Example sentencesExamples
- The techniques involved, including repoussé relief, inlays, enamelling, filigree, engraving, and hatching, are those of exceptionally skilled designer-craftsmen, who held a deservedly important position in society.

noun rəˈpuːseɪrəˌpuˈseɪ

mass noun

Repoussé metalwork.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally 'pushed back', past participle of repousser, from re- (expressing intensive force) + pousser 'to push'.

Rhymes

retroussé

Definition of repoussé in US English:

repoussé

adjectiverəˌpo͞oˈsārəˌpuˈseɪ

(of metalwork) hammered into relief from the reverse side.
a charming sterling silver bowl with repoussé motifs
Example sentencesExamples
- The techniques involved, including repoussé relief, inlays, enamelling, filigree, engraving, and hatching, are those of exceptionally skilled designer-craftsmen, who held a deservedly important position in society.

nounrəˌpo͞oˈsārəˌpuˈseɪ

Repoussé metalwork.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘pushed back’, past participle of repousser, from re- (expressing intensive force) + pousser ‘to push’.

单词	repoussé
释义	Definition of repoussé in English: repoussé adjective rəˈpuːseɪrəˌpuˈseɪ (of metalwork) hammered into relief from the reverse side. a charming sterling silver bowl with repoussé motifs Example sentencesExamples The techniques involved, including repoussé relief, inlays, enamelling, filigree, engraving, and hatching, are those of exceptionally skilled designer-craftsmen, who held a deservedly important position in society. noun rəˈpuːseɪrəˌpuˈseɪ mass noun Repoussé metalwork. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally 'pushed back', past participle of repousser, from re- (expressing intensive force) + pousser 'to push'. Rhymes retroussé Definition of repoussé in US English: repoussé adjectiverəˌpo͞oˈsārəˌpuˈseɪ (of metalwork) hammered into relief from the reverse side. a charming sterling silver bowl with repoussé motifs Example sentencesExamples The techniques involved, including repoussé relief, inlays, enamelling, filigree, engraving, and hatching, are those of exceptionally skilled designer-craftsmen, who held a deservedly important position in society. nounrəˌpo͞oˈsārəˌpuˈseɪ Repoussé metalwork. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘pushed back’, past participle of repousser, from re- (expressing intensive force) + pousser ‘to push’.
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