coruscate
/ˈkɔrəˌskeɪt/
verb
- To give off or reflect flashes of light; to sparkle or glitter.
- Stars coruscated in the clear night sky above the mountains.
- The polished floor coruscated under the chandelier's light.
- The morning dew coruscated on the grass like tiny jewels.
- Figuratively, to be brilliant or showy, especially in conversation or performance.
- The dancer's performance coruscated with energy and grace.
- Her wit coruscated during the debate, leaving the audience impressed.
- The professor's lecture coruscated with clever insights.
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