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1. (adj.) glowing
incandescent.
2. glowing
rich and warm in coloring:
glowing colors.
3. glowing
showing the radiance of health, excitement, etc.
4. glowing
warmly favorable or complimentary:
a glowing account of her work.
Etymology: (bef. 1000)
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| Definition of 'Glowing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) radiance, glow, glowing
the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface
2. (adj) glowing
highly enthusiastic
"glowing praise"
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1. (adjective) glowing
full of praise
a glowing account of the students' achievements
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| Definition of 'Glowing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. Glowing
of Glow
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Sense: the state of glowing
the glow of the coal in the fire.; glowing colours.
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 Afrikaans: gloeiende |
 Arabic: مُتَوَهِّج |
 Bulgarian: ярък |
 Brazilian: brilhante |
 Czech: zářící, svítící |
 German: leuchtend |
 Danish: glødende; strålende |
 Greek: λαμπερός |
 Spanish: brillante, resplandecient |
 Estonian: hõõguv |
 Farsi: درخشنده |
 Finnish: hehkuva |
 French: rutilant |
 Hebrew: נלהב |
 Hindi: उज्ज्वल |
 Croatian: blistav |
 Hungarian: ragyogó |
 Indonesian: cemerlang |
 Icelandic: glóandi |
 Italian: brillante, acceso |
 Japanese: 燃えるような |
 Korean: 달아오른 |
 Lithuanian: žėrintis |
 Latvian: kvēlojošs; (par krāsu) sp |
 Malay: bersinar |
 Dutch: gloeiend, gloedvol |
 Norwegian: glødende, selvlysende |
 Polish: jaskrawy |
 Persian: درخشنده |
 Pashto: ځلانده |
 Portuguese: intenso |
 Romanian: strălucitor |
 Russian: яркий |
 Slovak: žiarivý |
 Slovenian: žareč |
 Serbian: sjajan |
 Swedish: glödande |
 Thai: สว่างจ้า |
 Turkish: parlak |
 Taiwanese: 鮮艷的 |
 Ukrainian: яскравий |
 Urdu: چمکتے |
 Vietnamese: rực rỡ; sặc sỡ |
 Chinese: 鲜艳的 |
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