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phosphorescent

How to use phosphorescent in a sentence

The Japanese matted floor, even in darkness, gives out a sort of ghostly, phosphorescent glow.

THE DRAGON PAINTERMARY MCNEIL FENOLLOSA

Inside each was a small projection apparently of a fungoid character, that was phosphorescent.

The waiters were all Martian slaves, he noticed, their phosphorescent owl-eyes smoldering in the dim blue light.

SECURITYPOUL WILLIAM ANDERSON

The air and the plain were literally sparkling with the phosphorescent light of the fire-fly.

During my fortnight's stay I often sat listening to the eloquent silence of these phosphorescent nights.

Sunday was a day at Edwardes Square from which Michael returned almost phosphorescent with decay.

Phosphoridrosis is a rare condition, in which the sweat is phosphorescent.

Their polished sides seemed one huge mirror, bright as glass, and a phosphorescent glow hung about their tails.

Paper lanterns swung among the trees like phosphorescent fruits and drew a myriad fluttering moths.

The phosphorescent pathway in the wake of the big ship gleamed and scintillated.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985