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1. (adj.) incandescent
glowing or white with heat.
2. incandescent
extremely bright or lucid; brilliant:
incandescent wit.
3. incandescent
zestful; ardent.
Etymology: (1785–95; < L incandēscere to glow with heat. See in -2, candescent)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) incandescent, candent
emitting light as a result of being heated
"an incandescent bulb"
2. (adj) incandescent
characterized by ardent emotion or intensity or brilliance
"an incandescent performance"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) incandescent
white, glowing, or luminous, with intense heat; as, incandescent carbon or platinum; hence, clear; shining; brilliant
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Sense: glowing white with heat.
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 Afrikaans: gloeiend |
 Arabic: مُتَوَهِّج |
 Bulgarian: нажежен |
 Brazilian: incandescente |
 Czech: žhavý |
 German: weißglühend |
 Danish: hvidglødende |
 Greek: πυρακτωμένος |
 Spanish: incandescente |
 Estonian: hõõguv |
 Farsi: تابنده؛ ملتهب |
 Finnish: valkohehkuinen |
 French: incandescent |
 Hebrew: לוֹהֵט |
 Hindi: उद्दीप्त |
 Croatian: usijan, užaren |
 Hungarian: izzó |
 Indonesian: pijar |
 Icelandic: rauðglóandi |
 Italian: incandescente |
 Japanese: 白熱の |
 Korean: 백열광을 발하는 |
 Lithuanian: įkaitęs |
 Latvian: nokaitēts līdz baltkvēlei |
 Malay: pijar |
 Dutch: witgloeiend |
 Norwegian: hvitglødende, skinnende |
 Polish: żarzący się, żarzeniowy |
 Persian: تابنده؛ ملتهب |
 Pashto: ځليدونكي |
 Portuguese: incandescente |
 Romanian: incandescent |
 Russian: раскалённый |
 Slovak: žeravý |
 Slovenian: razbeljen |
 Serbian: usijan |
 Swedish: [vit]glödande, klart lysa |
 Thai: ร้อนขึ้น |
 Turkish: akkor haline gelmiş |
 Taiwanese: 白熱的 |
 Ukrainian: розпечений, розжарений |
 Urdu: تیزي سے منوّر |
 Vietnamese: nóng sáng |
 Chinese: 遇热发光的，白炽的 |
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