lustrous
/ˈlʌstrəs
/adjective
Having lustre; shining: large, lustrous eyes...
- When you were 18, your hair was shiny and lustrous: what went wrong?
- Her lustrous black hair, down past her knees, was flowing wildly in an unfelt wind.
- Fabrics will be shining, lustrous and glamorous, with satin and silk the main focus.
Synonyms
shiny, shining, satiny, glossy, gleaming, burnished, polished, radiant, bright, brilliant, luminous;
dazzling, sparkling, glistening, twinkling, shimmering, scintillating
literary lucent, irradiant
rare effulgent, refulgent
Derivatives
lustrously
- When the paparazzi are snapping away and the lights are catching the mouth ‘just-so’ they should look lustrously lubed and ready for action.
- Exquisitely crafted in the shape of a large cobra, it had a broad hood spread out, with two large rubies on either side for eyes that glowed lustrously, like coals.
- Only upon close inspection do visitors realize that the organic creatures bearing lustrously creamy skin are marble.
lustrousness
- They were fired with pine needles so that smoke deposited carbon in the pores of the clay, and then polished to lustrousness.
- beautiless
- beautitude
- beauty
- beauty and the beast
- beautyberry
- beauty bush
- beautybush
- beauty contest
- beauty contestant
- beauty culture
- beauty culturist
- beauty doctor
- beautydom
- beautyhood
- beauty is in the eye of the beholder
- beauty is only skin-deep
- beauty mark
- beauty pageant
- beauty parade
- beauty parlour
- beauty product
- beauty queen
- beauty salon
- beauty show
- beauty sleep