Pronunciation: /kænˈdɛsənt/
noun a substance or object that emits light when heated
A1 The candescent light bulb illuminated the room.
A2 She was mesmerized by the candescent glow of the fireflies.
B1 The candescent beauty of the sunset took her breath away.
B2 The candescent stars filled the night sky with a magical glow.
C1 The candescent chandelier in the ballroom added an elegant touch to the decor.
C2 The candescent aura surrounding the performer captivated the audience.
adjective shining or glowing brightly
A1 The candescent light bulb illuminated the room.
A2 She was mesmerized by the candescent glow of the fireflies in the garden.
B1 The candescent chandelier added a touch of elegance to the dining room.
B2 The candescent sunrise painted the sky with vibrant colors.
C1 The candescent stars twinkled in the night sky, creating a mesmerizing view.
C2 The candescent fireworks lit up the sky in a dazzling display of colors.
formal The candescent light from the chandelier illuminated the entire ballroom.
informal I love how candescent the bonfire looks against the night sky.
slang The concert was lit, the stage was candescent with all the bright lights.
figurative Her smile was so warm and candescent, it could light up a room.
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