outlustre (Meaning)
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outlustre (v. t.)
To excel in brightness or luster.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outlustre
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outlustre Sentence Examples
- The shimmering diamonds outlustre the stars in the night sky.
- Her brilliant mind outlustres her peers, earning her admiration from all.
- The golden sunset outlustres the pale moon, casting a warm glow on the horizon.
- The majestic eagle outlustres all other birds, soaring high above the clouds.
- The virtuoso pianist outlustres even the greatest composers with her exceptional technique.
- The skilled surgeon outlustres her colleagues, performing intricate procedures with precision and finesse.
- The charismatic leader outlustres all others, inspiring followers with their vision and passion.
- The designer's innovative creations outlustre the competition, setting trends and elevating the industry.
- The selfless volunteer outlustres others with their unwavering dedication and compassion.
- The scholar's groundbreaking research outlustres all previous attempts, shedding new light on a complex subject.
FAQs About the word outlustre
To excel in brightness or luster.
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No antonyms found.
The shimmering diamonds outlustre the stars in the night sky.
Her brilliant mind outlustres her peers, earning her admiration from all.
The golden sunset outlustres the pale moon, casting a warm glow on the horizon.
The majestic eagle outlustres all other birds, soaring high above the clouds.
