shimmering (Meaning)

Webster

shimmering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Shimmer

Webster

A gleam or glimmering.

The lake's shimmering surface danced in the sunlight, casting shimmering reflections upon the surrounding trees.
The iridescent dragonfly's wings shimmered with an ethereal glow as it darted through the air.
The stars twinkled and shimmered in the night sky, casting a faint shimmer upon the sleeping world.
The mermaid's shimmering tail swished through the water, leaving a shimmering trail in its wake.
The shimmering heat haze on the horizon distorted the landscape, making it appear ethereal and surreal.
The shimmering sequins on the dress sparkled and shimmered under the bright lights, catching everyone's attention.
The shimmering sand grains on the beach reflected the sunlight, creating a dazzling shimmer that extended for miles.
The shimmering aurora borealis danced across the sky, painting it with vibrant hues of green and purple.
The shimmering ice crystals on the snow glistened and shimmered like a thousand tiny diamonds.
The shimmering raindrops fell from the sky, creating a shimmering curtain that obscured the world beyond.

of Shimmer, A gleam or glimmering.

scintillant, glaring, flashing, flickering, winking, glinting, blinding, sparkling, twinkling, glittering

pitch-black, sombre, lackluster, darkling, obscured, dusky, darkling, blackened, murky, gloomy

The lake's shimmering surface danced in the sunlight, casting shimmering reflections upon the surrounding trees.

The iridescent dragonfly's wings shimmered with an ethereal glow as it darted through the air.

The stars twinkled and shimmered in the night sky, casting a faint shimmer upon the sleeping world.

The mermaid's shimmering tail swished through the water, leaving a shimmering trail in its wake.