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sparkling
[spahrk-ling]
adjective
shining with flashing points or gleams of reflected light, as the ocean or a faceted gemstone.
(of liquids) effervescent; carbonated; fizzy.
sparkling water.
brilliant, lively, or vivacious.
sparkling conversation.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sparkling1
Example Sentences
She scored a sparkling century in a total of 146 in the opener at Canterbury, fell cheaply in the second at Hove before scoring 71 and taking 3-32 in the third at Chelmsford.
The Daily Mail's Patrick Marmion awarded five stars, describing the "sparkling new production" as a "witty reboot".
After vice-captain Pope made a sparkling century at Trent Bridge, Stokes clarified that he was referring to Bethell returning to the squad and claimed his earlier comments had been "twisted to suit an agenda".
I mean love it — in the way one loves a very specific pen, or a particular font of sparkling water: a devoted, slightly niche affection, underlined with ritual.
It was a mild, sparkling afternoon - the first day of school holidays – when Joel Cauchi walked into the sprawling shopping centre, just minutes from Australia's most famous beach.
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