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glister

[glis-ter] / ˈglɪs tər /


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Behind the Trumpian glister of gold lies an apocalyptic story of once luscious rain forests reduced to smoldering vistas and biodiverse rivers poisoned with mercury and cyanide.

From New York Times

There is too much attention on the glister of glory, and not enough on the guts.

From The Guardian

And yet the reputation of the spice, dubbed "red gold", still does not glister quite as brightly as perhaps it should.

From BBC

To quote William Shakespeare, “All that glisters is not gold.”

From New York Times

Brian Sewell, enemy of conceptualism and all things contemporary, once wrote, "They offer nothing but a moment's glister and demand no contemplation."

From The Guardian