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Meanings of shininess in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "sheen"
Examples for "sheen"
1
All was uncertain, save the golden sheen of sunlight in the east.
2
The purple sheen on the back of the neck is more brilliant.
3
With his youthful spirit and nice manner Walcott always worn a sheen.
4
Bonus points for the luminous sheen it leaves behind on your cheeks.
5
The dancing yellow sheen revealed the fair and anxious countenance of Elfride.
1
Gibson's attempts to restore his former industry lustre have so far floundered.
2
Political parties have long lusted after the economic lustre of George Lee.
3
In some diseases the lustre of the eye increases, as in consumption.
4
Their excellence only appears with the greater lustre amidst the general defection.
5
I can see on the right the lustre of the high-tide sea.
1
Under the cloudy sky the waters had the steel-gray luster of quicksilver.
2
And unfortunately, it's here that the system loses some of its luster.
3
She will take away the elastic step, the luster from the eye.
4
What she said he did not know; his lack-luster gaze met hers.
5
Yet as the drizzle added luster to most surfaces, my disquiet grew.
Usage of shininess in anglès
1
It comes down to the light refracting off all that extra shininess.'
2
Dresser, London, and McWilliams all wore business suits of varying ages and degrees of shininess.
3
She rubbed at the shininess, thinking: He's terribly good-looking.
4
The sheer shininess of it epitomises everything that went wrong with design in the noughties.
5
So when you throw slurs on our plumb newness and shininess, I've got the cards to call yuh.
6
The meaning of his shininess
7
They were vitreous, with a misty dry shininess, such as Smith had never seen in a human head before.
8
That's a lot of shininess.
9
We could embrace the shininess and the newness of it, and the freedom it offered, says original choreographer George Faison.
10
Christy had an arrangement sheet in his hand, and going by the shininess of his bald head, he was flustered.
11
It hadn't taken long for the shininess to rub off, and deep inside she had never stopped mourning the fact that it hadn't.
12
There was a shininess to his face which made him hypnotic whenever, to confirm a point, he smiled and pressed his chin down.
13
The building's faint burr of Shininess was my first clue that I might like living there.
14
"It might be economical, too," said I, "in the way of saving shininess!-
15
It comes down to the light refracting off all that extra shininess.'
16
Dresser, London, and McWilliams all wore business suits of varying ages and degrees of shininess.
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Shininess through the time