Meanings of luminous spot in English

Often a luminous spot suggested, rather than defined, a hand or a head.

At the same time there came a revival of the luminous spot in the ceiling.

Soon the city faded off towards the horizon, and formed but a luminous spot on the ground.

As the last of the deserted shacks fell behind, a luminous spot ahead led them straight to Murphy's tent.

Whatever purely literary talent existed was as yet in the nebular condition, a diffused luminous spot here and there, waiting to form centres of condensation.

Surely enough, there were little luminous spots in her mouth.

There, over the logs and brush, I caught the glimmer of those luminous spots again.

There were two small, luminous spots, then in an instant two more, a little larger.

Then it was in the front, and Compton fired at a momentary gleam of two luminous spots.

I took sight with my rifle, aiming as nearly as I could midway between the luminous spots.

But what are those two luminous spots?

Whilst standing on the deck of the Beagle this evening we remarked large luminous spots in the water.

The sun had reappeared, making the leaves glisten, and casting luminous spots here and there amongst the brakes.

One idea that scientists have tossed around is that the luminous spots are cryogenic volcanoes, spewing out water vapor that reflects sunlight.

The face could not be seen, but light, luminous spots were visible as though the hair and ears were decorated with gems.

The appearance is of a row of luminous spots side by side in space, which under conditions may be either falsely or correctly localized.