shiny in Latin
shiny in Latin is fulgēns — shiny means reflecting light off a smooth surface.
shiny in Latin
fulgēns
What does "shiny" mean?
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adj Reflecting light off a smooth surface.
"She polished the car until it was shiny."
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adj Excellent or impressive, especially something new and eye-catching.
"Everyone wanted to try out the shiny new gadget."
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noun A small glittering object or collectible prized for its appeal.
"The magpie collector kept every shiny it could find."
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shiny in a sentence
- She polished the car until it was shiny.
- His new shoes looked shiny under the shop lights.
- Everyone wanted to try out the shiny new gadget.
- The magpie collector kept every shiny it could find.
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What is "shiny" in Latin?
"shiny" in Latin is fulgēns. shiny means: Reflecting light off a smooth surface.
How do you use "shiny" in a sentence?
Example: "She polished the car until it was shiny." In Latin, "shiny" is fulgēns.
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