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lustrous
[luhs-truhs]
adjective
having luster; shining; luminous.
lustrous eyes.
Synonyms: , ,brilliant; splendid; resplendent; illustrious.
a lustrous career.
Synonyms:
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- lustrously adverb
- lustrousness noun
- hyperlustrous adjective
- hyperlustrously adverb
- hyperlustrousness noun
- nonlustrous adjective
- nonlustrously adverb
- nonlustrousness noun
- semilustrous adjective
- semilustrously adverb
- semilustrousness noun
- sublustrous adjective
- sublustrously adverb
- sublustrousness noun
- unlustrous adjective
- unlustrously adverb
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of lustrous1
Example Sentences
Lear deBessonet, who directed the magical 2022 Broadway revival of āInto the Woodsā that came to the Ahmanson last year, succeeds once again in restoring the lustrous color to a vintage musical.
And then, here it was, awaiting them, Southern California, the lustrous edge of the continent, promising care and the company of comrades.
Few of them got rich, but almost nothing thereafter dimmed that lustrous light coming from the Pacific coast.
As he continues to lap the Rolls-Royce, his silver accessories, a grill for his bottom teeth and lustrous Jordan sneakers, shine from under his all-black attire.
The greatest crime of Colleen Hoover is having depicted an extraordinarily lustrous lever.
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