incandescent
ബൾബുകൾക്ക്
definition
adjective
plumes of incandescent liquid rock
emitting light as a result of being heated.
Mravinsky's incandescent performance of Siegfried's Funeral March
passionate or brilliant.
example
As one of the unlikely revolutionaries of the postwar years, Kinsey certainly engages me more than Howard Hughes, though not as much as the 'incandescent' Ray Charles.
This film brought to light his 'incandescent' talent.
Wildfire and Firecat barreled through the thick smoke, their laser rifles blazing an 'incandescent' firestorm through the smoke.
The way the energy courses through it and gives off a small 'incandescent' glow are fantastic.
Jack, until now delighted with what was on the way in his pay packet at the end of the month, was suddenly 'incandescent' with rage.
His jewellery is magnificent - mostly flaming, 'incandescent' rubies that glow like embers.
Dolly was close to 'incandescent' in her outrage, and swore at me in a most unladylike manner.
The biggest impacts would have swathed our globe in 'incandescent' rock vapor, boiling the oceans dry and sterilizing the surface worldwide.
Without sources of light, they're all lit by 'incandescent' smolderings of light from odd corners.
To get me 'incandescent' with rage, it usually just takes New Yorkers and a confined space.
In terms of lighting, fluorescent lights burn cooler than 'incandescent' bulbs but are not as efficient in cold weather as they are gas lights and the gas is heavier when it is cold.
Like the classics, for example - I'm 'incandescent' with rage that Greek and Latin are no longer compulsory in schools.
These are just a few of the 'incandescent' performances Quinn left behind.
Over in the west, a subliminal azure glow that had been growing brighter and brighter suddenly sent a shaft of 'incandescent' radiance up into the atmosphere.
They are simply 'incandescent' with rage that while the working classes unionists may have had little, at least they had more than the Catholics.
Mara stood there, face 'incandescent' with rage, eyes blazing with purple wrath and entire body outlined in a shimmering nimbus of terrible light.
He stared into that liquid, 'incandescent' heart, and then flinched, despite all he could do, as a huge, fan-shaped billow of flame and sparks erupted from another vast piece of machinery.
Even on cloudy days, a tubular skylight can provide at least as much light as a 100-watt 'incandescent' bulb - about 1,200 lumens.
Shield after shield failed, one after the other, and the 'incandescent' beams carved great swathes through the legions, the few shields that did survive the initial assault reflecting onto weaker ones.
The bright spot is not an 'incandescent' flare; it represents dust in the ejecta curtain spraying out from the comet, which is backlit by the Sun.
Surely you may say, the Earth is almost wholly rock and nearly all 'incandescent' with heat.
It was at this moment that Brownlow's agent appeared, an hour too late, with inadequate support, and 'incandescent' with rage.
I was 'incandescent' with rage at the thought that someone I considered a friend (albeit a slightly flaky one) would be so thoughtless.
He was thinking about the spectrum of hydrogen, that is to say the set of separated coloured lines that are found when light from the 'incandescent' gas is split up by being passed through a prism.
Amid all this excitement one of the goons rode off on Andrew's bike. To say Andrew was 'incandescent' with rage would not be overstating it, but he managed to compose himself enough to get into the car.
‘Yes, I was angry, even 'incandescent' with rage,’ he said.
Consider conducting important meetings under warmer 'incandescent' or fluorescent lights.
I sustained a neck injury and the taxi driver was 'incandescent' with rage.
My members are 'incandescent' with rage over the present system, so what replaces it must be right this time. There's no room for any more botch-ups.
All he got was a Mozart opera where the singing was 'incandescent' , the orchestra sparkled, and the brilliant production brought the Don to life in a modern setting.
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