[
UK
/ˌɪnkɐndˈɛsəns/
]
NOUN
- the phenomenon of light emission by a body as its temperature is raised
- light from heat
How To Use incandescence In A Sentence
- There was an incandescence to the display that brought them a 2-0 victory at home to Lyon three weeks ago.
- It can illuminate like 15 w incandescence bulb, just connect to the telephone line.
- In the render on the right, the same texture was mapped to just the Incandescence channel.
- Deceleration of meteorites begins high in the atmosphere where the surface of the incoming body heats up to incandescence causing melting and ablation.
- His combustible persona waxed hot against those he saw as enemies of righteousness and justice, attracting true believers to its incandescence.
- The rest was indescribable: riding a meteorite through incandescence, shock, thunderblast, stormwind, night, mountains and caverns of cloud, rain like bullets, crazy tilting and whirling of horribly onrushing horizon, while the noise roared and battered and vibrations shook brains in skulls and devils danced on the instrument panel. The Rebel Worlds
- Under the arch of her eyebrows, her wide brown eyes glowed with their vague hint of secrecy, their quiet incandescence.
- There is a joyous incandescence in the harmonies, a playful energy and a richness of colouration.
- Sconces on the wall brightened, then erupted into searing incandescence that glittered on gold and shining jewels.
- The glow touched the roses in the front yard, its silvery incandescence casting light into the shadowed bushes.