candescent Antonyms
Strongest:
- lightless
- pitch-dark
- dull
- sombre
- darkened
- dark
- dull
- darkened
- blackened
- pitch-black
- lackluster
- pitch-dark
- blackened
- sombre
- unlit
- obscure
- dark
- gloomy
- darkling
- dusky
- somber
- lightless
- lackluster
- darkling
- gloomy
- dim
- dusky
- pitch-black
- somber
- unlit
- dim
- obscure
Strong:
- darkish
- pale
- shady
- leaden
- leaden
- unbrilliant
- shady
- darksome
- obscured
- dimmed
- shadowy
- darkish
- gray
- tenebrous
- murky
- murky
- unbrilliant
- cloudy
- obscured
- unbright
- tenebrous
- unbright
- cloudy
- pale
- darksome
- grey
- dimmed
- shadowy
- gray
- grey
Weak:
Strongest:
- radiant
- shining
- incandescent
- shiny
- flashing
- shimmering
- lambent
- gleaming
- flickering
- bright
- dazzling
- glowing
- luminous
Strong:
- lucent
- blazing
- lucid
- polished
- sparkling
- shined
- glittering
- clear
- lustrous
- fiery
- flaming
- glistening
- blinding
- effulgent
- burning
- brilliant
- beaming
- fulgent
- splendid
- refulgent
- bedazzling
- sheeny
Weak:
Meaning of candescent
candescent (s)
glowing from great heat
candescent (a.)
Glowing; luminous; incandescent.
FAQs About the word candescent
glowing from great heatGlowing; luminous; incandescent.
radiant, shining, incandescent, shiny, flashing, shimmering, lambent, gleaming, flickering, bright
lightless, pitch-dark, dull, sombre, darkened, dark, dull, darkened, blackened, pitch-black
The sky turned candescent as the sun began to rise over the horizon.
The candescent glow of the fireflies lit up the summer night.
The artist used candescent colors to create a vibrant and lively painting.
As the lava flowed, it emitted a candescent heat that could be felt from afar.
