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Coruscate

Definition

(formal, literary) To sparkle or shine with bright flashes of light; to give off flashes of light in a lively and impressive way. Typically used to describe fireworks, diamonds, or other things that reflect light in a dazzling manner.

Example Sentences

1The fireworks coruscated across the night sky, casting a kaleidoscope of colors over the crowd.
2As she walked into the room, her diamond necklace coruscated under the bright lights, drawing admiring glances from the other guests.
3The coruscating display of the aurora borealis was a breathtaking sight to behold, with shimmering curtains of green and blue light dancing across the polar sky.
4The poet's use of language was designed to coruscate, with vivid imagery and clever wordplay that sparkled like diamonds on the page.
5The city's skyline coruscated at night, a dazzling array of lights and colors that seemed to stretch on forever.

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