coruscation
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The dark night sky was filled with the sudden coruscation of a bright shooting star.
Definition
- Noun:
- A sudden or striking display of brilliance: A brief, intense, and often dazzling manifestation of wit, intelligence, or talent.
- The occurrence of a small flash or spark: A quick, bright flash or sparkle of light.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The essay was admired for its coruscations of sharp humor.
- We watched the coruscation of sunlight on the waves.
- His conversation was full of witty coruscations.
Advanced Usage
- "Coruscation of genius": A phrase describing a sudden, brilliant insight or idea.
- The novel's final chapter contained a true coruscation of genius.
Variants and Related Words
- Coruscate (verb): To emit flashes of light; to sparkle. Also used figuratively to mean to be brilliantly clever.
- The diamonds coruscated under the gallery lights.
- Her wit coruscated throughout the debate.
Synonyms
- Flash: A sudden brief burst of bright light or a sudden show of a quality.
- Sparkle: A glittering flash of light; vivacity and wit.
- Gleam: A faint or brief light, especially one reflected from something.
- Scintillation: A flash or sparkle of light; also, brilliant, witty talk.
Related Phrases
- Play of light: A pattern of moving light, often shimmering.
- Flash of insight: A sudden, clear understanding or idea.
The dark night sky was filled with the sudden coruscation of a bright shooting star.
Noun
- a sudden or striking display of brilliance
- coruscations of great wit
- the occurrence of a small flash or spark