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incandescent

[in-kuhn-des-uhnt] / ˌɪn kənˈdɛs ənt /


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And there’s a sort of incandescent poetic beauty to all that, and there’s just the sorrow to it because you also realize it’s the last of that moment.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s no cover band medley of old hits to win over restless audience members, so the performers have to cast their own incandescent spell when jamming.

From Los Angeles Times

Blinded by incandescent memories, they can’t resist attempting to rekindle that flame, ignoring that it extinguished years ago.

From Washington Post

“Taking it in this way left me reeling, but when I was finished, I knew one thing for certain: Awad’s writing isn’t merely intoxicating. It’s incandescent.”

From Seattle Times

In his incandescent autofiction, Édouard Louis has remade his painful youth as literature, and in doing so has become one of his country’s most famous literary exports.

From Los Angeles Times