verb
coruscate
Coruscate (verb) means to shine brightly, flashing or sparkling with light.
verb
1
To shine brightly, flashing or sparkling with light.
2
To show great skill or a dazzling style.
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Etymology
From Latin coruscātus, perfect passive participle of coruscō (“to flash, gleam”), see -ate (verb-forming suffix).
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What is the meaning of coruscate?
"coruscate" (verb) means to shine brightly, flashing or sparkling with light.
What is another word for coruscate?
Other words for "coruscate" include scintillate, sparkle.
What is the opposite of coruscate?
The opposite of "coruscate" is darken.
What are the different meanings of coruscate?
"coruscate" has 2 main meanings: 1. To shine brightly, flashing or sparkling with light; 2. To show great skill or a dazzling style.
