Definition of coruscate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
physicsRare shine with flashes or bright shimmering lightRare
- The jewels coruscate under the stage lights.
2.
vivid expressionRare be lively or brilliant in expressionRare
- His speech coruscated with wit and intelligence.
Origin of coruscate
Latin, coruscare (to flash)
Examples of coruscate in a sentence
Her sequined dress coruscated at the gala. The author's prose coruscates with creativity. Her performance coruscated with energy.
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- French:scintiller, ...
- German:funkeln, strahlen, ...
- Italian:scintillare, brillare, ...
- Spanish:destellar, ...
- Portuguese:cintilar, brilhar, ...
- Chinese:闪烁, ...
- Japanese:きらめく, ...
- Arabic:تَلَأْلَأَ, تَأَلَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַצְנֵץ, לְהַבְרִיק, ...
- Russian:сверкать, ...
- Ukrainian:іскритися, сяяти, ...
- Hindi:झलमलाना, चमकना, ...
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