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Meanings of
glisten
in English
Portuguese
cintilar
Catalan
rutilar
Spanish
brillar
Back to the meaning
Be shiny, as if wet.
shine
gleam
glint
Portuguese
cintilar
The quality of shining with a bright reflected light.
glitter
sparkle
scintillation
glister
Synonyms
Examples for "
glitter
"
glitter
sparkle
scintillation
glister
Examples for "
glitter
"
1
Salt crystals
glitter
in the sun about the shores of the lake.
2
The Park was clothed in the double
glitter
of snow and sunshine.
3
All they saw was the
glitter
of hope and not the substance.
4
But at morning the regret dies in the
glitter
of ambitious purposes.
5
There was a hard
glitter
in the eyes of the young woman.
1
The
sparkle
in it was like the
sparkle
in the children's eyes.
2
Fanny Fern's books can hardly be read today, the
sparkle
has effevesced.
3
The wonder of her lay in the
sparkle
of her inner self.
4
It had lost its
sparkle
and no longer clamored for my attention.
5
He fancied he saw the
sparkle
of the starlight in her hair.
1
In 1667, he explained the
scintillation
of the stars by irregular atmospheric refractions.
2
A liquid
scintillation
counter muttered, tocktocking through a series of isotopically labeled flasks.
3
Writer stopped before booth exhibiting
scintillation
probes for detecting gamma-emitting isotopes.
4
Two results, both utilizing pure
liquid
-
scintillation
methods, were identified as outliers.
5
The method makes use of the
scintillation
camera and a synchronized whole-body scanning bed.
1
You can see the dark smudge in the
glister
of the dewdrops.
2
Another day, another star from the light entertainment firmament loses his
glister
.
3
Two others were very remarkable for
glister
-
pouches
that dangled at their waist.
4
The palm trees took on the hard
glister
of metal leaves.
5
Despite the keen wind, a
glister
of sweat-drops studded his forehead.
Usage of
glisten
in English
1
You could see tears
glisten
in the eyes of soldiers and civilians.
2
The pale light made the bosom of the ocean
glisten
like silver.
3
High over sounding workshops spires
glisten
in the sun,-silentfingers pointing heavenward.
4
His eyes began to
glisten
,
his voice gained in volume and steadiness.
5
She saw the point
glisten
towards her bosom, and seemingly enter it.
6
They shall shine like fire, and
glisten
like the most beautiful scarlet.
7
And the rocks here are laced with so much gold, they
glisten
.
8
Ornate, gorgeously detailed costumes drape brown bodies that
glisten
in the sun.
9
A ray of sunlight made the still quivering fish
glisten
like silver.
10
You shall not
glisten
like doves when you are false like snakes.
11
Their rings
glisten
on their fingers, and their bracelets on their arms.
12
I saw the poor fellow's eye
glisten
,
and his weather-worn features quiver.
13
Ask Dame Brinker and Raff, their eyes will
glisten
with joyous tears.
14
Was that the
glisten
of tears Niall saw in her dark eyes?
15
She saw a drop of his blood
glisten
on the gilt metal.
16
They had rigged a floodlight, which made the wet rocks
glisten
brilliantly.
Other examples for "glisten"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
glisten
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
glisten in
glisten with tears
see the glisten
glisten with sweat
glisten white
More collocations
Translations for
glisten
Portuguese
cintilar
reluzir
Catalan
rutilar
fulgurar
llampurnar
brillar
relluir
espurnejar
centellejar
Spanish
brillar
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through the time
Glisten
across language varieties
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