lusters Sentence Examples
- The ancient gold lusters adorned the pharaoh's tomb, casting an ethereal glow upon the hieroglyphs.
- The silver lusters on the medieval chalices shimmered in the candlelight, creating an atmosphere of awe and reverence.
- The iridescent lusters of abalone shells inspired intricate jewelry designs that captivated the ancient artisans.
- The painted lusters on traditional Japanese ceramics added a vibrant and delicate touch to the otherwise muted vessels.
- The vibrant lusters of glazed pottery caught the sunlight, transforming the kitchen into a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The crystalline lusters on minerals sparkled like tiny stars, revealing the hidden beauty of the Earth's treasures.
- The lusters of fine silk fabrics draped elegantly over the ballroom guests, accentuating their refined style.
- The lusters of polished marble floors reflected the grand staircase's opulent chandeliers, creating a sense of grandeur.
- The iridescent lusters of hummingbird feathers shimmered in the morning sun, proving nature's exquisite craftsmanship.
- The metallic lusters of high-performance fabrics provided both aesthetics and durability to the sleek racing suits.
lusters Meaning
lusters
to give luster or distinction to, the appearance of the surface of a mineral dependent upon its reflecting qualities, lusterware, a glow of light from within, to have luster, to coat or treat with a substance that imparts luster, a glow of reflected light, an inner beauty, a decorative object (such as a chandelier) hung with glass pendants, a fabric with cotton warp and a filling of wool, mohair, or alpaca, sparkling brilliance, glory entry 1 sense 1a, splendor, a shine or sheen especially from reflected light, a superficial (see superficial sense 2a) attractiveness or appearance of excellence, a period of five years, a glass pendant (see pendant sense 1a) used especially to ornament a candlestick or chandelier
Synonyms & Antonyms of lusters
FAQs About the word lusters
to give luster or distinction to, the appearance of the surface of a mineral dependent upon its reflecting qualities, lusterware, a glow of light from within, t
gleams, scintillates, glimmers, glints, shimmers,glitters, glisters, twinkles, flames, glances
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The ancient gold lusters adorned the pharaoh's tomb, casting an ethereal glow upon the hieroglyphs.
The silver lusters on the medieval chalices shimmered in the candlelight, creating an atmosphere of awe and reverence.
The iridescent lusters of abalone shells inspired intricate jewelry designs that captivated the ancient artisans.
The painted lusters on traditional Japanese ceramics added a vibrant and delicate touch to the otherwise muted vessels.
