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Coruscate

usgb/ˈkɔːrəskeɪt/Volume
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Imagine bright, reflective surfaces when you see 'coruscate' to understand its vivid and lively quality. SlideHer sequined dress coruscated under the dance floor lights.
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Literal SparklePlay
'Coruscate' is often used when describing something with literal, physical sparkles, like gems or lights. SlideThe frost coruscated as dawn broke, making the field glimmer.
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Metaphoric UsePlay
Besides physical sparkles, 'coruscate' can describe metaphorical brightness like vibrant colors. SlideThe mural's colors coruscated, captivating all passersby.