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Comparative
more scintillating
Superlative
most scintillating
1
gleaming and full of flashes of light, like sparks or twinkling stars
- The neon signs downtown put on a scintillating display, their vibrant colors twinkling against the dark street.
- City lights took on a magical aura when fog rolled in, becoming a scintillating glow suspended in the soupy air.
- Photographers tried to capture the opalescent radiance of the Northern Lights in its fullest scintillating dynamism.
- As they gazed at the scintillating night sky, the stars seemed to dance above them.
- The scintillating diamonds caught the light and sparkled brilliantly on her necklace.
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brilliantly clever
3
possessing a combination of intelligence, excitement, and appeal
- The author displayed a scintillating wit in her satirical novels, sharing keen social observations with humor and flair.
- The professor’s scintillating lecture on quantum mechanics captivated the entire audience.
- Her scintillating conversation at the dinner party made her the center of attention.
- The party was enlivened by her scintillating wit and engaging storytelling.
- The debate was marked by scintillating arguments and clever repartee from both sides.
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