luster Antonyms
Meaning of luster
luster (n)
a quality that outshines the usual
the visual property of something that shines with reflected light
a surface coating for ceramics or porcelain
luster (n.)
One who lusts.
Alt. of Lustre
luster (v. t.)
Alt. of Lustre
luster Sentence Examples
- The polished diamond's luster sparkled brilliantly under the sunlight.
- The glossy leaves of the magnolia tree exhibited a deep, rich luster.
- The antique silver piece possessed a subtle luster that hinted at its age.
- The metallic paint on the car had lost its luster due to years of exposure.
- The opal gemstone's iridescent luster created a captivating play of colors.
- The gleaming pearl necklace had a soft, luminous luster.
- The smooth surface of the marble countertop had a glossy luster that reflected light beautifully.
- The newly waxed floor had regained its pristine luster, making it gleam with brilliance.
- The lacquer finish on the wooden table gave it a high-gloss luster that enhanced its elegance.
- The lustrous fur of the black Labrador retriever had a healthy shine and a silky-smooth feel.
FAQs About the word luster
a quality that outshines the usual, the visual property of something that shines with reflected light, a surface coating for ceramics or porcelainOne who lusts.
brilliance, gloss, luminance, glow,sheen, polish, shine, glare, sparkle, burnish
dullness, dirtiness, dullness, drabness, drabness, flatness, dimness, dulness, dimness, dulness
The polished diamond's luster sparkled brilliantly under the sunlight.
The glossy leaves of the magnolia tree exhibited a deep, rich luster.
The antique silver piece possessed a subtle luster that hinted at its age.
The metallic paint on the car had lost its luster due to years of exposure.
