Opal

Definition of Opal

a precious stone consisting of a hydrated form of silica, typically semitransparent and showing many small points of shifting color against a pale or dark ground.

How should Opal divide into syllables

The word 'opal' has 2 syllables. The first syllable 'o' is a vowel and the second syllable 'pal' has two consonants 'p' and 'l' sandwiching a vowel 'a'.

Part of Speech - Opal

The opal in her necklace was iridescent and caught the light beautifully.

Sentences with Opal

• The opal in her ring changed colors in the light.
• My aunt's favorite gemstone is opal.
• The museum had a display of rare opals.
• The opal necklace was a family heirloom.
• He bought a pair of opal earrings for his wife's birthday.
• The opal pendant was the centerpiece of the jewelry collection.
• The opal bracelet sparkled in the sunlight.
• The opal brooch was passed down from her great-grandmother.
• She admired the opal cufflinks on her boss's shirt.
• The opal tiara was fit for a queen.

Quotes with Opal

• “The opal is a stone of inspiration which enhances imagination and creativity.” -Neelam Saxena Chandra
• “The opal is said to be many things including the most powerful of healing stones, the stone of hope, the stone of great achievement and even the 'stone of the Gods'.” -Judy Hall
• “The opal is the eye of the Universe.” -Gérard de Nerval
• “The opal is an entrancing stone, whose mystery and depth lie below a play of colour.” -Walter Schumann
• “The opal is a fascinating gemstone. It is beautiful to look at and has a unique character.” -Hans-Rudolf Schärer

Number of characters in Opal

4 ( o, p, a, l )

Unique letters in Opal

4 ( o, p, a, l )

Opal Backwards

lapo

Phonetic Transcription of Opal

IPA (International): ˈəʊpʌl

ARA (American): ˈopʌl

EPA (English): ˈəʊpʌl

OW-PAH-L