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gleam English

Meaning gleam meaning

What does gleam mean?
Definitions in simple English

gleam Verb

— When you gleam, you shine brightly like mirror, with reflected light. He gleamed with happiness when he received his examination results.

gleam

— noun an appearance of reflected light — verb shine brightly, like a star or a light — verb (= glisten) be shiny, as if wet His eyes were glistening — noun a flash of light (especially reflected light) — verb appear briefly A terrible thought gleamed in her mind

Synonyms gleam synonyms

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gleam English » English

shine glitter flash sparkle glow glisten glint twinkle glimmer shimmer light beam flicker flare glare glance scintillate ray blaze radiate gleaming brighten brightness be bright spark flame coruscate spangle shine forth shaft reflex reflection reflect radiance passion lustre lambency glimpse fervour fervor burnish brilliancy brilliance ardour ardor wink tint streak stand out splendour

Topics gleam topics

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States Quality

Light
States Quality Light

Shine
States Quality Light

Shiny

Conjugation gleam conjugation

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gleam · verb

Examples gleam examples

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Simple sentences

We saw the gleam of a distant lighthouse.
She hoped fervently that she would be among the first ten at least, so that she might see Matthew's kindly brown eyes gleam with pride in her achievement.

Movie subtitles

I was just a gleam in my father's eye.
That faint gleam of light.
That luminous water. it takes its gleam from millions of tiny dead bodies.
I can see the crown of his head gleam in the sun.
His eyes had an evil gleam.
And then unexpectedly, I've got a gleam of sunlight.
Not many people have seen it, nor caught the faintest gleam of the ice-green cave in the deep green sea in the heart of the cold sea-stream, where the sea-mare hides her young sea-colt wrapped in a shy sea-dream.
Up in the sunlight, beginning to gleam.
It isn't exactly a fatherly gleam in your eye when you look at Dallas.
They gleam and shine for it is a prize of the gods, a Golden Fleece.
I detect a gleam.
They see this gleam in my eye, but I'm only thinking ahead.
Just a gleam.
This Doctor is our only gleam of hope in a thousand years.
Bigger fish want to eat them. That luminous water. it takes its gleam from millions of tiny dead bodies.
You've got that gambler's gleam in your eye.
You can see the flame of it coming into clear, blue sky up in the sunlight, beginning to gleam.
They gleam and shine, for it is a prize of the gods.
Ever drifting down the stream, lingering in the golden gleam.
How gloriously does the gleam scorch my heart!
It's the one with the gleam of intelligence.
In your hand you hold my light a gleam in the eye of Set.
I can tell by that delicious gleam in your eye.
Just a gleam of light and a sleepy porter to greet me.
Liberty's gleam became tarnished when the earth produced a being who placed the laws of necessity above the universe itself.
I can catch the gleam of horse brasses.
She forgot herself in the transient gleam of love.
You're wearing that look again, that gleam. It's so hostile.
If you allow Cezanne to represent a third dimension in his two-dimensional canvas then you must allow Landseer his gleam of loyalty in the Spaniel's eye.
Gleam like pearls, maybe?
I think I saw something gleam.
The chair recognizes the little chick with the gleam of hope in her eyes.
You've got a new-found gleam in your eye.
He got paler and paler as time went by. and got a sharp gleam in his eye.

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