glow in Latin
glow in Latin is luceō — glow means to give off a steady light, often without a visible flame.
glow in Latin
luceō
To shine brightly and steadily.
What does "glow" mean?
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verb To give off a steady light, often without a visible flame.
"The embers continued to glow long after the fire had died down."
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verb To show strong emotion or health through your face or expression.
"She was glowing with pride at her daughter's graduation."
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noun A soft, steady light or warmth.
"The candles cast a warm glow over the table."
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glow in a sentence
- The embers continued to glow long after the fire had died down.
- Her phone screen glowed in the dark room.
- She was glowing with pride at her daughter's graduation.
- The bride glowed with happiness as she walked down the aisle.
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What is "glow" in Latin?
"glow" in Latin is luceō. glow means: To give off a steady light, often without a visible flame.
How do you use "glow" in a sentence?
Example: "The embers continued to glow long after the fire had died down." In Latin, "glow" is luceō.
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