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Meanings of scintillate in anglès

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animar

Be lively or brilliant or exhibit virtuosity.

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guspirejar

Emit or reflect light in a flickering manner.

guspirejar
Usage of scintillate in anglès
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The ornate furnishings gleamed under the resplendent chandeliers, making the environment scintillate.
The notorious scoundrel
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And they shone steadily: they did not scintillate, they were calmly glorious.
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
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They did not scintillate, but rather glistened with a steady greenish lustre.
The Scalp Hunters
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His visions scintillate on the walls, alive with generosity and spirit.
The Guardian
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Nothing could be more agreeable than to scintillate for them both.
The Price of Things
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He had almost a Gladstonian faculty for making statistics scintillate with human interest.
The Masques of Ottawa
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The Perseus-treated target half globe was intact, its scintillate sheen untarnished.
Death angel
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The imagination then seems to scintillate nothing but beautiful images.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, December 1858 / A Magazi...
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His eyes began to scintillate like chippings of blue glacier.
The Rim of the Desert
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Its eyes were upon them-dark ,demon-likeorbs, that seemed to scintillate sparks of fire.
The Castaways
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Also I could scintillate as I led him away.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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You only glimmer dully-yourfingers do not sparkle and dazzle and scintillate as they did.
Cobb's Anatomy
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What is not clear cannot scintillate nor sparkle.
Piano Mastery: Talks with Master Pianists and Teachers
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The mist began to scintillate with white light.
The Naked God
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Perhaps the jewelled star did scintillate rather.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
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It seemed to scintillate and sparkle as it rose, and curled in a sort of pillar or spiral.
War and the Weird
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Scintillate through the time