glim (Meaning)
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glim (n.)
Brightness; splendor.
A light or candle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glim
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glim Sentence Examples
- The glim of moonlight cast an ethereal glow on the snow-covered field.
- A single glim of hope flickered in her heart amid the darkness.
- The faint glim of a fire could be seen in the distance, offering a beacon of safety.
- The candles flickered with a gentle glim, illuminating the room with warmth and ambiance.
- The glim of a star pierced through the heavy clouds, offering a glimmer of guidance.
- The glim of a sword in the sunlight signaled the approach of a knight.
- A glim of happiness crossed the child's face as she received a new toy.
- The glim of mischief in his eyes betrayed his playful intentions.
- The glim of a smile lit up his face, dispelling the shadows of sorrow.
- The faint glim of a firefly guided the lost traveler through the darkness.
FAQs About the word glim
Brightness; splendor., A light or candle.
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The glim of moonlight cast an ethereal glow on the snow-covered field.
A single glim of hope flickered in her heart amid the darkness.
The faint glim of a fire could be seen in the distance, offering a beacon of safety.
The candles flickered with a gentle glim, illuminating the room with warmth and ambiance.
