coruscant Synonyms
Strongest:
- aglitter
- flashing
- glancing
- glimmering
- flaming
- gemmy
- glaring
- flaring
- blinding
- glinting
- glittering
- flickering
- shimmering
- scintillating
- winking
- scintillant
- glistering
- gleaming
- sunny
- twinkling
- glistening
- shimmery
- sparkling
Strong:
- burnished
- ardent
- blazing
- dazzling
- shining
- lustrous
- shined
- agleam
- splendid
- polished
- radiant
- beaming
- refulgent
- combusting
- red-hot
- ablaze
- lucid
- lambent
- incandescent
- effulgent
- glowing
- shiny
- brilliant
- candescent
- luminous
- lucent
- burning
- fiery
- fulgent
Weak:
Strongest:
- dim
- sombre
- dusky
- blackened
- darkened
- obscure
- lightless
- dull
- darkling
- blackened
- dark
- somber
- unlit
- obscure
- lackluster
- sombre
- darkened
- darkish
- somber
- unlit
- darkish
- dusky
- dark
- dim
- gloomy
- lackluster
- darkling
- dull
- lightless
- gloomy
Strong:
- grey
- pitch-dark
- murky
- pale
- pale
- shady
- tenebrous
- darksome
- dimmed
- dimmed
- unbrilliant
- unbrilliant
- gray
- shadowy
- gray
- cloudy
- grey
- unbright
- obscured
- obscured
- unbright
- murky
- pitch-black
- shady
- cloudy
- shadowy
- pitch-dark
- darksome
- tenebrous
- pitch-black
Weak:
coruscant Meaning
coruscant (s)
having brief brilliant points or flashes of light
coruscant Sentence Examples
- The night sky was coruscant with countless stars, shimmering in the darkness.
- The coruscant lights of the city skyline illuminated the evening, casting a vibrant glow.
- Her eyes sparkled with a coruscant brilliance as she shared her excitement.
- The dancer's costume was adorned with coruscant sequins that caught every beam of light.
- The author's prose was as coruscant as the stars, capturing the reader's imagination.
- The celebration was marked by coruscant fireworks lighting up the sky in a spectacular display.
- His wit was coruscant, leaving everyone in stitches with his clever remarks.
- The gemstone's coruscant facets reflected the sunlight, creating a dazzling spectacle.
- The city's skyline was coruscant, pulsating with energy and life.
- The artist's painting captured the coruscant beauty of the sunrise, with hues of gold and crimson blending seamlessly.
FAQs About the word coruscant
having brief brilliant points or flashes of light
aglitter, flashing, glancing, glimmering, flaming, gemmy, glaring, flaring, blinding, glinting
dim, sombre, dusky, blackened, darkened, obscure, lightless, dull, darkling, blackened
The night sky was coruscant with countless stars, shimmering in the darkness.
The coruscant lights of the city skyline illuminated the evening, casting a vibrant glow.
Her eyes sparkled with a coruscant brilliance as she shared her excitement.
The dancer's costume was adorned with coruscant sequins that caught every beam of light.
