Lusters

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A state of shining or glowing brightness, indicating radiance or splendor
2. Various qualities of brilliance or sheen often observed in materials or surfaces
3. A term describing the alluring or captivating qualities that draw attention to something's beauty or appeal

Etymology: "Lusters" is the plural of "luster," which comes from Latin "lustrum," a Roman purification ritual. The word passed through Old Italian "lustrare," meaning "to brighten," and Middle French "lustre," and the sense of shining light came from that Italian verb.

Synonyms: shiners, glimmers, gleams, shimmers, sparkles

Antonyms: dullness, matteness, opacity, blurriness, tarnish