Use of the word dross in a sentence example

dross

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The lead is melted down slowly, when the impurities separate in the form of a scum (dross), which is easily removed. [noun]

And betterso much better as pure ore is than foul dross. [Please select]

My cheap husband bought me a dross ring that turned my finger green. [Please select]

Because Lee’s contribution to the company has been dross this year, there is a chance he may be terminated from his position. [Please select]

CHAPTER XXV DROSS In the morning they hired horses and went towards the mountains. [Please select]

"I'm not gold, my dear chap, but the tinniest dross that ever was made."' [Please select]

The sense for the exquisite which this betrays excludes all dross from M. [Please select]

Do you think that _she_ would give _you_ up for the sake of Auberly's dross. [Please select]

=dross=: money spoken of contemptuously, as something of no account. [Please select]

Then, "Keep your dross," he shouted, meaning the million; "but let _me_ keep my promise." [Please select]

So she concluded she had given her gold for his dross. [noun]

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