Glowings

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

  1. Emitting steady or radiant light ; showing warmth or enthusiasm in expression or feeling ; producing a bright or lustrous appearance
  2. Giving off a soft or intense brightness ; displaying strong positive emotion or approval ; radiating energy or heat visibly
  3. Shining with a steady or vibrant light ; exhibiting passionate or glowing praise ; appearing luminous with inner or outer warmth

Etymology: "Glowings" is the plural of "glowing," used as a noun for instances of warm radiant light. The base word traces back to Old English "glōwan," meaning to shine with heat or light, which is related to "glōwe," an ember or live coal. The plural form points to the word being used for separate patches or bursts of that light, rather than a single uniform radiance.

Synonyms: radiances, luminescences, shines, gleams, glimmers

Antonyms: dimnesses, darknesses, dullnesses, obscurities, shadows