lambent
ˈlæmbənt
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Definition of lambent - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
soft flickerRareflickering softly over a surfaceRare
  • The lambent flames danced in the fireplace.
gleaming glowing
2.
wittyRareshowing lightness and brilliance in expression or styleRare
  • Her lambent wit made her the life of the party..
brilliant witty
3.
soft glowRareglowing with soft radianceRare
  • The lambent moonlight bathed the garden.
glowing radiant shimmering
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Origin of lambent

Latin, lambere (to lick)

Examples of lambent in a sentence

  • Lambent reflections shimmered on the water's surface.
  • His lambent humor was appreciated by all.
  • The author's lambent prose captivated the readers.
  • The lambent glow of the fireflies enchanted the children.
  • Her eyes had a lambent sparkle that was mesmerizing.

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  1. French:vacillant, brillant, ...
  2. German:flackernd, geistreich, ...
  3. Italian:lambente, arguto, ...
  4. Spanish:lambente, ingenioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:tremeluzente, espirituoso, ...
  6. Chinese:闪烁的, 巧妙的, ...
  7. Japanese:揺らめく, 機知に富んだ, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَلَأْلِئ, بَارِع, ...
  9. Hebrew:זֹהֵר בְּעִדְנוּת, שָנוּן, ...
  10. Russian:мерцающий, остроумный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мерехтливий, дотепний, ...
  12. Hindi:मृदु झिलमिलाहट वाला, चमकदार, ...

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