gleamed

Synonyms for gleamed

verb sparkle

early 13c., from gleam (n). Related: Gleamed; gleaming.

His hair was glued to his temples by the rain, which gleamed on his face.

The black eyes of Monsieur de Boisdhyver gleamed unpleasantly.

One of the faint lights that gleamed in the village was extinguished.

As she stood in the one, gazing at the other, truer relationship had gleamed.

She raised her face, which gleamed in the twilight like a puff-ball.

He was bareheaded, and by the gold coif that gleamed in his hair she knew him.

At this moment, they gleamed with a lustre almost demoniacal.

The entire length of it gleamed like silver in the sunlight.

The gale was ending in a clear blow, which gleamed and cut like a knife.

It was a vision of life that gleamed in the darkness of his despair.