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coruscate

VERB
  1. be lively or brilliant or exhibit virtuosity
    The musical performance sparkled
    A scintillating conversation
    his playing coruscated throughout the concert hall
  2. reflect brightly
    Unquarried marble sparkled on the hillside

How To Use coruscate In A Sentence

  • He looked up, hardly able to see her through the herringbone patterns that coruscated in front of his eyes.
  • Their eyes glowed with it; their faces were radiant, and auras of light coruscated around them. Aerie
  • A welling, rising, towering rage roared straight up out of the core of Cynthia Maidstone, filling her with a cold, crackling energy so intense she felt that she could point her fingers and chill lighting would coruscate from their tips. Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
  • Infinite was moved within Himself, and shone and coruscated in that circle, from the centre outward and again to the centre: and that commotion we term exhilaration; and from that exhilaration, variously divided within Himself, was generated the potency of determining the fashioning of the letters. Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
  • At that moment, a brilliant blue light coruscated around him. Darkness
  • his playing coruscated throughout the concert hall
  • Now we're getting all the calls, '' Tracey laughs, waving her hands and making her huge diamond wedding ring coruscate. Ready For His Close-Up
  • The high celing of clouds coruscate with lightning. Nessus Diary Entry
  • In downtown Saddar, the spire of St. Patrick's Cathedral coruscated from a distance, and every other house seemed to be garlanded with strings of lights, like strings of glowing jasmine. Rocking Karachi
  • He fired, twice, before the second bullet hit, then dropped completely below the wall, where he reloaded, watching as the blue lightbeams coruscated above. Cadmian's Choice
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