luminosity
/ˌluməˈnɑsəti/
noun
- The quality of being bright or shining; the amount of light something gives off.
- Scientists measure the luminosity of stars to understand their age and size.
- The painter captured the luminosity of the sunset with bright yellow and orange strokes.
- The luminosity of the full moon was enough to read by.
- The brightness or clarity of a color or image, especially in digital displays or photography.
- The photo editor increased the luminosity to make the shadows less dark.
- High luminosity in a monitor makes colors look more vivid.
- You can adjust the luminosity of your phone screen to save battery.
- Intellectual brilliance or clarity of thought or expression.
- The professor's lectures were admired for their luminosity and insight.
- Her speech had a luminosity that made complex ideas easy to understand.
- The writer's prose is known for its luminosity and emotional depth.
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