coruscation
ˌkɒr.əˈskeɪ.ʃən
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Definition of coruscation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
lightDatedsudden flash or sparkle of lightDated
  • The coruscation of the fireworks lit up the sky.
flash glitter sparkle
2.
intelligenceDatedsudden display of brilliance or witDated
  • Her coruscation during the debate was impressive.
glitter sparkle twinkle
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Origin of coruscation

Latin, coruscare (to flash)

Examples of coruscation in a sentence

  • A sudden coruscation caught her eye in the dark room.
  • His coruscation in the meeting left everyone speechless.
  • The novel's coruscation of ideas captivated readers.

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  1. French:scintillement, esprit, ...
  2. German:Lichtblitz, Geistesblitz, ...
  3. Italian:scintillazione, coruscazione, ...
  4. Spanish:coruscación, brillantez, ...
  5. Portuguese:cintilação, brilhantismo, ...
  6. Chinese:闪光, 才华, ...
  7. Japanese:閃光, 閃き, ...
  8. Arabic:وَمِيض, لَمْحَة بَراعَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַבְהוּב, בָּרָק, ...
  10. Russian:вспышка, остроумие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спалах, дотепність, ...
  12. Hindi:चमक, तेजस्विता, ...
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