sparkle
/ˈspɑrkəl/
noun
- A small, bright flash of light; a glittering quality.
- The fireworks filled the sky with sparkles of red and gold.
- She added a little sparkle to her dress with some sequins.
- The sparkle of the lake in the sunlight was beautiful.
- Liveliness, energy, or charm in a person or performance.
- The young singer brought a natural sparkle to the stage.
- She has a sparkle in her personality that makes everyone smile.
- His writing lacks the sparkle of his earlier work.
Antonyms
verb
- To shine with small, bright flashes of light.
- The morning dew sparkled on the grass as the sun rose.
- Her eyes sparkled with excitement when she saw the surprise.
- The diamonds sparkled under the bright lights of the jewelry store.
- To be lively, energetic, or full of wit and charm.
- The party really sparkled once the music started playing.
- The comedian's performance sparkled with clever jokes and energy.
- Her conversation sparkled as she told stories about her travels.