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Adjective:

ଚମକିବା,

coruscating's Usage Examples:

without using any form of solder, thereby creating a finely textured coruscating surface.

Marc Hogan wrote "[w]ith its decaying hums, low-end rumblings, and coruscating clatter, the instrumental track may not be groundbreaking for them, but.

Rainbow Girl was able to create a pheromone field that surrounds her in coruscating light resembling a rainbow, giving her an irresistible personality to.

Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times: It is a coruscating piece of work – witty in the literary tradition of Congreve, the lines.

introduction, had written a "coruscatingly funny novel in the form of a pettish, bookish, grumpy, reactionary complaint against the last two decades",.

August 1992, just weeks before his sudden death, McCarthy delivered a coruscating dissent in Attorney General v.

The result is a chucklesome comedy that fails to mount into a coruscating wave of laughter".

In 1919 he was subject to a coruscating review of his work at the Adelphi Gallery by Ezra Pound, being described.

Philadelphia Inquirer, "Smith has written something wondrous and rare in her coruscating debut novel…In quiet, powerful language, The Story of Land and Sea takes.

Simon Reynolds saw it as "a coruscating portrait of one of Manchester"s finest sons, the hard-bitten product.

butterfly emerging from a chrysalis: free-wheeling, edgy, unpredictable and coruscating, and about as hot as this legend of cool ever got.

Chicago-style Great-Books pedantry—a "coruscatingly funny novel in the form of a pettish, bookish, grumpy, reactionary complaint against the last two decades.

Synonyms:

scintillate, reflect, sparkle, shine,

Antonyms:

change, be well, agree, suffer, converge,