gleam in Latin
gleam in Latin is fulgeō — gleam means a brief or faint flash of light.
gleam in Latin
fulgeō
To shine, especially in an indistinct or intermittent manner; to glisten, to glitter.
What does "gleam" mean?
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noun A brief or faint flash of light.
"A gleam of sunlight broke through the clouds."
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verb To shine faintly or briefly.
"The polished silver gleamed under the chandelier."
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gleam in a sentence
- A gleam of sunlight broke through the clouds.
- There was a gleam in her eye as she opened the gift.
- The polished silver gleamed under the chandelier.
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What is "gleam" in Latin?
"gleam" in Latin is fulgeō. gleam means: A brief or faint flash of light.
How do you use "gleam" in a sentence?
Example: "A gleam of sunlight broke through the clouds." In Latin, "gleam" is fulgeō.
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