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glow

[gloh] / gloʊ /




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The honours were Macclesfield's, as illustrated by Brentford head coach Keith Andrews graciously going into their dressing room to offer his personal tribute to their display, before speaking in glowing terms about their opponents.

From BBC

When it's cloudy, light pollution reflecting off the ground can make the clouds glow and look a lot like an aurora.

From BBC

What remains can now only be detected in mid-infrared light, where it glows at roughly one-tenth of its original intensity.

From Science Daily

It also tones down the glow when investors get too rosy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Through the cockpit, the city glowed on the horizon, a strip of twinkling lights severing the night sky from the dark Potomac river.

From The Wall Street Journal