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Meanings of scintillant in English
Having brief brilliant points or flashes of light.
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Usage of scintillant in English
1
From the scintillant, filmy mist of women around the piano Lucille emerged.
2
For an instant she saw nothing but the dance of scintillant pupils.
3
For a moment her bright eyes were scintillant with wrath and indignation.
4
The Sun's rays have extinguished the scintillant peril in the skies.
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A tall, dark form met her eye-a great shadow in the scintillant sunlight.
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Ann returned from her visit to the Indian camp scintillant with italics and enthusiasm.
7
Eames went into a surgeon's hands and Mozart's scintillant comedy had to be withdrawn.
8
The November twilight, scintillant with stars, lay darkly ahead.
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But just around the edges it was still scintillant.
10
All around lay glittering reaches of untrodden snow, blinding to look at, scintillant as diamond dust.
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It was a scintillant copper and reminded her more of a fine mesh than a woven garment.
12
It was a bright, scintillant day.
13
I see them still-twosweetly scintillant
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He was scintillant with recollections.
15
The curving forms, these scintillant coloring create at once, upon sight, more relentless animosities than do shake barbaric tribes.
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But in the scintillant streets, under the song-built abodes of the last of cities, thy journey, O King, shall end.
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Scintillant through the time