lambent (Meaning)

Wordnet

lambent (s)

softly bright or radiant

Webster

Playing on the surface; touching lightly; gliding over.

Twinkling or gleaming; fickering.

The lambent flames from the campfire flickered in the night, casting strange shadows on the surrounding trees.
The fireflies danced in the field, their lambent lights twinkling like tiny stars.
The reflection of the moon on the water created a lambent glow that illuminated the cove.
The phosphorescence of the jellyfish drifted through the water, leaving a lambent trail behind it.
The lights of the city were visible from miles away, creating a lambent haze on the horizon.
The aura around the angelic figure was lambent and ethereal, radiating a sense of peace and tranquility.
The lamp's soft lambent glow illuminated the room, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
The lambent eyes of the nocturnal creature pierced the darkness, searching for prey.
The neon lights of the city reflected on the wet streets, creating a lambent glow that was both beautiful and surreal.
The lambent gaze of the artist captured the essence of the subject, creating a portrait that was both haunting and beautiful.

softly bright or radiantPlaying on the surface; touching lightly; gliding over., Twinkling or gleaming; fickering.

shining, glowing, refulgent, flickering, dazzling, incandescent, flashing, gleaming,luminous, shiny

pitch-dark, lackluster, unlit, darkened, sombre, pitch-dark, darkling, blackened, lightless, gloomy

The lambent flames from the campfire flickered in the night, casting strange shadows on the surrounding trees.

The fireflies danced in the field, their lambent lights twinkling like tiny stars.

The reflection of the moon on the water created a lambent glow that illuminated the cove.

The phosphorescence of the jellyfish drifted through the water, leaving a lambent trail behind it.