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| coruscate | (vi) ส่องสว่าง, Syn. glitter, sparkle |
| coruscate | (คอ'รัสเคท) vi. แวววับ, เป็นประกายแวววับ, Syn. sparkle |
| coruscation | (n) a sudden or striking display of brilliance, Example: coruscations of great wit |
| glitter | (n) the occurrence of a small flash or spark, Syn. coruscation, sparkle |
| sparkle | (v) reflect brightly, Syn. coruscate, scintillate, Example: Unquarried marble sparkled on the hillside |
| sparkle | (v) be lively or brilliant or exhibit virtuosity, Syn. coruscate, scintillate, Example: The musical performance sparkled; A scintillating conversation; his playing coruscated throughout the concert hall |
| Coruscate | v. i. [ L. coruscare to flash, vibrate. ] To glitter in flashes; to flash. |
| Coruscation | n. [ L. coruscatio: cf. F. coruscattion. ] A very vivid but exceeding short-lived splender, not to call &unr_;t a little coruscation. Boyle. [ 1913 Webster ] He might have illuminated his times with the incessant cor&unr_;&unr_;cations of his genius. I. Taylor. |
| Blitzen { n } | coruscation [Add to Longdo] |
| funkeln | funkelnd | funkelt | funkelte | to coruscate | coruscating | coruscates | coruscated [Add to Longdo] |