incandescence Antonyms

Meaning of incandescence

Wordnet

incandescence (n)

the phenomenon of light emission by a body as its temperature is raised

light from heat

Webster

incandescence (n.)

A white heat, or the glowing or luminous whiteness of a body caused by intense heat.

incandescence Sentence Examples

  1. The tungsten filament emitted an intense incandescence, illuminating the room with a warm glow.
  2. The fireflies danced in the twilight, leaving a trail of shimmering incandescence.
  3. The melted iron flowed like molten gold, radiating an ethereal incandescence.
  4. The sunset cast a golden incandescence over the town, bathing it in a soft and ethereal light.
  5. The volcanic eruption spewed molten rock into the sky, creating a fiery spectacle that illuminated the night with incandescent fury.
  6. The streetlights flickered to life, casting a sickly incandescence that illuminated the dark and deserted streets.
  7. The glowing embers of the campfire emitted a comforting incandescence, creating a cozy atmosphere.
  8. The lightning flashed across the sky, leaving a momentary trail of brilliant incandescence.
  9. The fireworks exploded overhead, showering the night with dazzling incandescence.
  10. The incandescent bulb, a symbol of progress and innovation, illuminated the homes and streets of the city.

FAQs About the word incandescence

the phenomenon of light emission by a body as its temperature is raised, light from heatA white heat, or the glowing or luminous whiteness of a body caused by i

glare, illumination,glow, gleam, light, blaze, flash, beam, sunlight, twinkle

gloom, shadow, shadow, darkness, dusk, blackness, blackness, dark, gloom, night

The tungsten filament emitted an intense incandescence, illuminating the room with a warm glow.

The fireflies danced in the twilight, leaving a trail of shimmering incandescence.

The melted iron flowed like molten gold, radiating an ethereal incandescence.

The sunset cast a golden incandescence over the town, bathing it in a soft and ethereal light.