scintillations Synonyms
Strongest:
- glints
- glows
- flashes
- gleams
- sparkles
- radiances
- shines
- shimmers
- twinkles
- fluorescences
- illuminations
- glimmers
- glitters
Strong:
- lustres
- halos
- rays
- glares
- lusters
- luminescences
- streaks
- haloes
- moonlights
- afterglows
- sunshines
- aurorae
- sunlights
- incandescences
- beams
- daylights
- blazes
- auroras
- lights
- flares
- sunbeams
- aureoles
Weak:
scintillations Meaning
scintillations
rapid changes in the brightness of a celestial body, a flash of light produced in a phosphor by an ionizing event, an act or instance of scintillating, a brilliant outburst (as of wit), a flash of the eye, a spark or flash emitted in scintillating
scintillations Sentence Examples
- The night sky was a canvas of twinkling scintillations, casting an ethereal glow upon the sleeping earth.
- The diamond earrings sparkled with blinding scintillations, drawing admiring glances from all who beheld them.
- The stars emitted faint scintillations, their brilliance flickering like distant campfires against the cosmic backdrop.
- The disco ball reflected thousands of multicolored scintillations, creating a mesmerizing dance floor spectacle.
- The jewelry store window displayed exquisite pieces, their gemstones emitting radiant scintillations that captivated passersby.
- The waterfall cascaded into a pool, its shimmering currents creating a kaleidoscope of sparkling scintillations.
- The dancer's shimmering dress caught the stage lights, exploding into a dazzling array of scintillations.
- The snow-covered mountain peaks glittered with icy scintillations, like a celestial mirror reflecting the sunlight.
- The fireworks display burst into a symphony of shimmering scintillations, illuminating the night sky with vibrant colors.
- The aurora borealis danced across the Arctic sky, its ethereal curtains adorned with swirling scintillations that defied description.
FAQs About the word scintillations
rapid changes in the brightness of a celestial body, a flash of light produced in a phosphor by an ionizing event, an act or instance of scintillating, a brilli
glints, glows, flashes, gleams, sparkles, radiances, shines, shimmers, twinkles, fluorescences
glooms,shadows, nights,darks, dusks,
The night sky was a canvas of twinkling scintillations, casting an ethereal glow upon the sleeping earth.
The diamond earrings sparkled with blinding scintillations, drawing admiring glances from all who beheld them.
The stars emitted faint scintillations, their brilliance flickering like distant campfires against the cosmic backdrop.
The disco ball reflected thousands of multicolored scintillations, creating a mesmerizing dance floor spectacle.
