sparkle in Latin
sparkle in Latin is scintillō — sparkle means a small flash of light, or a general quality of shining brightness.
sparkle in Latin
scintillō
(by extension) To shine as if throwing off sparks; to emit flashes of light; to scintillate; to twinkle
What does "sparkle" mean?
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noun A small flash of light, or a general quality of shining brightness.
"The sparkle of the diamond caught everyone's eye."
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noun Liveliness or charm in a person's manner.
"Her performance had real sparkle and energy."
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verb To shine with quick flashes of light.
"The lake sparkled under the afternoon sun."
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sparkle in a sentence
- The sparkle of the diamond caught everyone's eye.
- Her performance had real sparkle and energy.
- The lake sparkled under the afternoon sun.
- Her eyes sparkled with excitement.
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What is "sparkle" in Latin?
"sparkle" in Latin is scintillō. sparkle means: A small flash of light, or a general quality of shining brightness.
How do you use "sparkle" in a sentence?
Example: "The sparkle of the diamond caught everyone's eye." In Latin, "sparkle" is scintillō.
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