glimmer
/ˈɡlɪmər/
verb
- To shine with a faint, unsteady light.
- A single firefly glimmered in the dark garden.
- Dewdrops on the grass glimmered in the early morning sun.
- The stars glimmered in the clear night sky.
- To appear faintly or be seen as a small sign of something.
- A smile glimmered on her face when she heard the good news.
- In his eyes glimmered a hint of mischief.
- The possibility of a solution glimmered in the scientist's mind.
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noun
- A faint, unsteady light; a tiny flash or sparkle.
- She saw a glimmer of sunlight reflecting off the lake.
- The candle gave a soft glimmer before going out.
- The only light was a faint glimmer from a distant star.
- A small sign or trace of a feeling, quality, or possibility.
- There was a glimmer of hope that the lost hiker would be found.
- His speech offered a glimmer of change for the community.
- She felt a glimmer of excitement as the concert began.
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