luster lustre (Meaning)
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luster lustre (n.)
A period of five years; a lustrum.
Synonyms & Antonyms of luster lustre
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
luster lustre Sentence Examples
- The polished cutlery shone with a brilliant luster.
- The iridescent butterfly's wings shimmered with an ethereal luster.
- The diamonds' dazzling luster captivated all who beheld them.
- The satin's soft luster gave the gown an air of elegance.
- The antique car's paint had lost its luster over the years.
- The glass beads' luster danced under the sunlight.
- The pearl's delicate luster enhanced its natural beauty.
- The moon's silvery luster illuminated the night sky.
- The meteor's fiery luster left a trail of wonder.
- The ancient pottery's cracked glaze still retained a faint luster.
FAQs About the word luster lustre
A period of five years; a lustrum.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The polished cutlery shone with a brilliant luster.
The iridescent butterfly's wings shimmered with an ethereal luster.
The diamonds' dazzling luster captivated all who beheld them.
The satin's soft luster gave the gown an air of elegance.
