glowing
/ˈɡloʊɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of glow: to give out steady light without flames.
- Her phone screen was glowing with a new message.
- The hot coals were still glowing in the fireplace.
- The stars were glowing brightly in the clear sky.
- Present participle of glow: to have a warm, healthy color, especially on the face.
- The child's face was glowing with excitement.
- His skin was glowing after a good night's sleep.
- Her cheeks were glowing from the cold wind.
- Present participle of glow: to show strong emotion, especially happiness or pride.
- The parents were glowing with happiness at their daughter's graduation.
- He was glowing with joy when he saw the surprise party.
- She was glowing with pride after winning the award.
adjective
- Producing a steady, bright light without flames.
- The glowing embers of the campfire kept us warm.
- The city skyline was a sea of glowing windows at night.
- She wore a necklace with a small, glowing gem.
- Full of praise and admiration; very positive.
- The teacher gave a glowing report about the student's progress.
- Her glowing description of the movie made everyone want to see it.
- The restaurant received glowing reviews from food critics.
- Having a healthy, warm, and attractive color, especially on the skin.
- Regular exercise can give you a natural, glowing look.
- After her vacation, she had a glowing complexion.
- The bride looked absolutely glowing on her wedding day.
noun
- The act or state of giving off a steady light.
- We sat in the soft glowing of the candlelight.
- The glowing of the fireflies lit up the garden.
- The glowing of the screen hurt his eyes in the dark room.