Glow - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- light from nonthermal sources (syn: luminescence)
- the phenomenon of light emission by a body as its temperature is raised (syn: incandescence)
- a feeling of considerable warmth
a glow of regret
- the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface (syn: glowing, radiance)
- an appearance of reflected light (syn: gleam, gleaming, lambency)
verb
Extra examples
The coals glowed in the fireplace.
The fireplace glowed with the dying coals.
This toy glows in the dark.
We could see the glow of the lamp in the window.
The town's lights cast a glow on the horizon.
He felt a glow as he remembered the day they first met.
Their problems were all forgotten in the glow of victory.
She felt the glow from the fireplace.
In a few minutes a comfortable glow succeeded.
I felt the glow of happiness.
I felt the glow of the fire.
The whole horizon glowed with the light of the great fire.
Mary glowed with pride when Jim received his prize.
She had a healthy glow in her cheeks.
The bedside lamp glowed dimly.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: glow
he/she/it: glows
present participle: glowing
past tense: glowed
past participle: glowed
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