Glow синонимы

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  1. glow

    Light, strictly denoting a form of radiant energy, is used as a general term for any luminous effect discernible by the eye, from the faintest phosphorescence to the blaze of the noonday sun. A flame is both hot and luminous; if it contains few solid particles it will yield little light, tho it may afford intense heat, as in the case of a hydrogen-flame. A blaze is an extensive, brilliant flame. A flare is a wavering flame or blaze; a flash is a light that appears and disappears in an instant; as, a flash of lightning; the flash of gunpowder. The glare and glow are steady, the glare painfully bright, the glow subdued; as, the glare of torches; the glow of dying embers. Shine and shining refer to a steady or continuous emission of light; sheen is a faint shining, usually by reflection. Glimmer, glitter, and shimmer denote wavering light. We speak of the glimmer of distant lamps through the mist; of the shimmer of waves in sunlight or moonlight. A gleam is not wavering, but transient or intermittent; a sudden gleam of light came through the half-open door; a glitter is a hard light; as, the glitter of burnished arms. A sparkle is a sudden light, as of sparks thrown out; scintillation is the more exact and scientific term for the actual emission of sparks, also the figurative term for what suggests such emission; as, scintillations of wit or of genius. Twinkle and twinkling are used of the intermittent light of the fixed stars. Glistening is a shining as from a wet surface. Illumination is a wide-spread, brilliant light, as when all the windows of a house or of a street are lighted. The light of incandescence is intense and white like that from metal at a white heat.

    Synonyms:
    blaze, flame, flare, flash, flicker, glare, gleam, gleaming, glimmer, glistening, glistering, glitter, illumination, incandescence, light, luster, scintillation, sheen, shimmer, shine, shining, sparkle, twinkle, twinkling

    Antonyms:
    blackness, dark, darkness, dimness, dusk, gloom, gloominess, obscurity, shade, shadow

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  1. freshness, glownoun

    an alert and refreshed state

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, gall, lambency, insolence, novelty, radiance, luminescence, crust, gleaming, impudence, gleam, cheekiness, glowing, impertinence, freshness

  2. luminescence, glownoun

    light from nonthermal sources

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, radiance, luminescence, freshness, gleaming, gleam, lambency, glowing

  3. incandescence, glownoun

    the phenomenon of light emission by a body as its temperature is raised

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, radiance, luminescence, freshness, gleaming, gleam, lambency, glowing

  4. glownoun

    a feeling of considerable warmth

    «the glow of new love»; «a glow of regret»

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, radiance, luminescence, freshness, gleaming, gleam, lambency, glowing

  5. glownoun

    a steady even light without flames

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, radiance, luminescence, freshness, gleaming, gleam, lambency, glowing

  6. radiance, glow, glowingnoun

    the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface

    Synonyms:
    refulgence, lambency, incandescence, refulgency, luminescence, freshness, effulgence, shine, gleam, gleaming, radiance, glowing, radiancy

  7. gleam, gleaming, glow, lambencyverb

    an appearance of reflected light

    Synonyms:
    radiance, incandescence, lambency, luminescence, glimmer, gleaming, gleam, glowing, freshness

  8. glowverb

    emit a steady even light without flames

    «The fireflies were glowing and flying about in the garden»

    Synonyms:
    shine, beam, burn, radiate

  9. glow, beam, radiate, shineverb

    have a complexion with a strong bright color, such as red or pink

    «Her face glowed when she came out of the sauna»

    Synonyms:
    smooth, shine, beam, reflect, diversify, ray, radiate, strike, burn, broadcast, smoothen, glitter, air, polish, gleam, transmit, glint, fall, glisten, send

  10. burn, glowverb

    shine intensely, as if with heat

    «The coals were glowing in the dark»; «The candles were burning»

    Synonyms:
    shine, beam, burn up, radiate, burn, cut, incinerate, sunburn, sting, combust, burn down, burn off, bite, cauterize, cauterise, fire

  11. glowverb

    be exuberant or high-spirited

    «Make the people’s hearts glow»

    Synonyms:
    shine, beam, burn, radiate

  12. glow, beam, radiate, shineverb

    experience a feeling of well-being or happiness, as from good health or an intense emotion

    «She was beaming with joy»; «Her face radiated with happiness»

    Synonyms:
    smooth, shine, beam, reflect, diversify, ray, radiate, strike, burn, broadcast, smoothen, glitter, air, polish, gleam, transmit, glint, fall, glisten, send

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    • Feel
    • Feeling
    • Good Health
    • Light
    • Luminosity
    • Radiate

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  1. glowverb

    Synonyms:
    be incandescent

  2. glowverb

    Synonyms:
    shine brightly

  3. glowverb

    Synonyms:
    burn, be hot

  4. glowverb

    Synonyms:
    be ardent, be warm, feel intensely

  5. glownoun

    Synonyms:
    incandescence, white heat

  6. glownoun

    Synonyms:
    brightness, bright color

  7. glownoun

    Synonyms:
    ardor, vehemence, impetuosity, fervency, fervor, enthusiasm

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  1. List of paraphrases for «glow»:

    glimmer, shine, preheat, shard, gleam, luminescence, brightness, sliver, glare, sparkle

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  1. Publius Ovidius NasoOvid:

    The glow of inspiration warms us it is a holy rapture.

  2. Alicia Silverstone:

    I adopted this diet for the animals, but the biggest surprise was how amazing I felt, i ditched my asthma inhaler, stopped my weekly allergy shots, lost weight and had a new glow from my skin and hair. I felt incredible from having more energy and balanced moods. This way of eating transformed me. Since then, I have not needed caffeine, aspirin or antibiotics. My body healed itself by being plant-based.

  3. Steve Maraboli:

    Let the glow in your heart reflect in your soul.»

  4. Sanskrit Proverb:

    Most men the good they have despise, And blessings which they have not prize: In winter, wish for summer?s glow, In summer, long for winter?s snow.

  5. Daryl Chapman:

    We could hear it coming but saw no sign of the landing lights. It was dark, it got louder and louder ; then you could see the glow of the red beacon under the plane. He overshot the turn and went right over the car park and control tower as he powered up and went around for another try.


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  • توهجArabic
  • hřát, být nadšený, vyzařovat, zářit, vypadat nadšeněCzech
  • glødDanish
  • abstrahlen, glühen, leuchtenGerman
  • λάμψηGreek
  • brilasEsperanto
  • iluminar, arder, estar al rojo vivo, resplandecer, fulgir, irradiar, brillo, fulgurar, brillarSpanish
  • درخشانPersian
  • hehkuFinnish
  • éclat, lueurFrench
  • glowIrish
  • világítHungarian
  • cahayaIndonesian
  • alone, luminescenza, ardore, luccichio, calore, splendoreItalian
  • לַהַטHebrew
  • 輝きJapanese
  • meridiemLatin
  • tūwhā, kokomeaMāori
  • gloedDutch
  • glødeNorwegian
  • poświataPolish
  • brilhoPortuguese
  • iradiaRomanian
  • пылать, сия́ть, свече́ние, свети́ться, рдеть, сия́ние, пыла́тьRussian
  • glSwedish
  • మిణుగురుTelugu
  • เรืองแสงThai
  • parıltıTurkish
  • світінняUkrainian
  • phát sángVietnamese
  • שייַנעןYiddish
  • 辉光Chinese

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  • bloom
  • blossom
  • brilliance
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glimmer
  • glitter
  • intensity
  • light
  • radiance
  • ray
  • warmth
  • afterglow
  • blush
  • effulgence
  • flush
  • gusto
  • heat
  • incandescence
  • lambency
  • luminosity
  • passion
  • phosphorescence
  • splendor
  • vividness
  • blaze
  • brighten
  • flare
  • flush
  • gleam
  • glimmer
  • glisten
  • glitter
  • shine
  • smolder
  • twinkle
  • blare
  • blush
  • color
  • crimson
  • fill
  • flame
  • ignite
  • kindle
  • light
  • mantle
  • pink
  • redden
  • rose
  • rouge
  • thrill
  • tingle
  • be suffused
  • pinken

On this page you’ll find 123 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to glow, such as: bloom, blossom, brilliance, glare, gleam, and glimmer.

  • dull
  • extinguish
  • pale
  • put out

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WORDS RELATED TO GLOW

  • bar
  • beacon
  • chink
  • column
  • dartle
  • emission
  • finger
  • flicker
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glimmer
  • glint
  • glitter
  • glow
  • laser
  • radiation
  • ray
  • shaft
  • shimmer
  • shoot
  • sparkle
  • streak
  • stream
  • twinkle
  • burn
  • emit
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glitter
  • glow
  • radiate
  • yield
  • beam
  • brilliance
  • burst
  • flare
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glitter
  • glow
  • radiance
  • beam
  • burst out
  • coruscate
  • explode
  • fire
  • flame
  • flare
  • flash
  • flicker
  • fulgurate
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glow
  • illuminate
  • illumine
  • incandesce
  • jet
  • light
  • radiate
  • scintillate
  • shimmer
  • shine
  • sparkle
  • bloom
  • blossom
  • burning
  • color
  • flush
  • flushing
  • glow
  • glowing
  • mantling
  • pink tinge
  • reddening
  • redness
  • rosiness
  • rosy tint
  • ruddiness
  • scarlet
  • color
  • crimson
  • flush
  • glow
  • have rosy cheeks
  • mantle
  • redden
  • rouge
  • turn red
  • turn scarlet

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  • light, radiate light or heat

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Английский[править]

glow I[править]

Морфологические и синтаксические свойства[править]

ед. ч. мн. ч.
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glow

Существительное, неисчислимое.

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  • МФА (США): ед. ч. [gləu]  мн. ч. []

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Значение[править]

  1. свет (от чего-л. раскалённого); зарево, отсвет ◆ The glow of embers — Отблеск догорающих углей
  2. свечение, сияние, блеск, сверкание ◆ The glow of neon lights — Сияние неоновых огней
  3. румянец; краска ◆ A healthy glow on her cheeks — Здоровый румянец на её щеках ◆ The glow of shame — Краска стыда
  4. теплота, ощущение внутреннего тепла, приятное ощущение ◆ I felt the glow of happiness. — Я ощущал приятную теплоту счастья.
  5. жар, тепло, теплота ◆ I felt the glow of the fire. — Я чувствовал жар от костра.
  6. излучение ◆ Infrared glow — Инфракрасное излучение

Синонимы[править]

  1. flush

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glow II[править]

Морфологические и синтаксические свойства[править]

glow

Глагол, правильный.

Произношение[править]

  • МФА (США): [gləu

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  1. светиться, сверкать, озарять ◆ The whole horizon glowed with the light of the great fire. — Весь горизонт озарился пламенем великого пожара.
  2. рдеть, пылать, быть залитым румянцем (о щеках) ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
  3. гореть, сверкать (о глазах) ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
  4. сиять (от счастья, гордости) ◆ Mary glowed with pride when Jim received his prize. — Мэри сияла от гордости, когда Джим получал свой приз.
  5. смотреть во все глаза, глазеть ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
  6. быть ярким, светлым (о красках, цвете) ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
  7. раскаляться, накаляться докрасна, добела; быть очень горячим, раскалённым, обжигать прям. и перен. ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
  8. тлеть прям. и перен. ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).

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  1. shine, blaze
  2. burn

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What is another word for glow?

976 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɡlˈə͡ʊ], [ ɡlˈə‍ʊ], [ ɡ_l_ˈəʊ]

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    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • characteristic,
      • property.
    • n.

      • offer,
      • manifest,
      • show,
      • express yourself,
      • display,
      • render,
      • make no secret of something,
      • voice,
      • surrender,
      • give away.

      • joie de vivre,
      • ecstasy,
      • pleasure,
      • anticipation,
      • excitement,
      • kick,
      • satisfaction,
      • wonder,
      • delight.

      • catch,
      • go up,
      • express,
      • ignite,
      • catch fire.

      • catch the light.

      • drain.

      • the light.

      attribute (noun)

      • glow,
      • luminescence.

      beam (noun)

      • shoot,
      • glint,
      • streams,
      • Lasers,
      • RAYS,
      • laser,
      • Dartle.

      blush (noun)

      • pink tinges,
      • ruddinesses,
      • mantlings,
      • rosy tints,
      • rednesses,
      • glowings,
      • rosinesses,
      • reddenings.

      burning, brightness (noun)

      • lambency,
      • gusto,
      • ray,
      • blossom,
      • intensity,
      • passion,
      • splendor,
      • vividness,
      • effulgence.

      color (noun)

      • pigmentation,
      • chroma,
      • Pigmentations,
      • colorants,
      • saturation,
      • polychromasia,
      • chromatism,
      • tinct,
      • Chromism,
      • colorant,
      • colorations,
      • coloration,
      • chromaticity.

      complexion (noun)

      • phizzes,
      • skin tones.

      enthusiasm (noun)

      • fieriness,
      • Ardency,
      • oomph,
      • zealousness,
      • impetuosity.

      feelings (noun)

      • emotion.

      fire (noun)

      • flame smoke,
      • sea flame,
      • phlogistons,
      • charrings,
      • sea flames,
      • in candescence,
      • incandescences,
      • scorchings,
      • devourings,
      • rapid oxidations,
      • flame smokes,
      • in-candescences,
      • in-candescence,
      • flame and smokes,
      • up smoke,
      • in candescences,
      • searings,
      • sea of flame.

      first light (noun)

      • peep of day,
      • flush of the morning,
      • Day-peep,
      • dawnlight,
      • day peep,
      • half-light,
      • cocklight,
      • crack of dawn.

      flash (noun)

      • re-flections,
      • re-flection,
      • re flection,
      • bedazzlements,
      • phosphorescences,
      • re flections.

      flush (noun)

      • pinknesses.

      freshness (noun)

      • dewinesses,
      • viridities,
      • callownesses,
      • in-experiences,
      • in experiences,
      • freshness,
      • in-experience,
      • in experience.

      glare (noun)

      • blinding lights.

      gleaming (noun)

      • gleaming.

      glow (noun)

      • glowing.

      light (noun)

      • brightness,
      • radiation,
      • lucidity,
      • scintillation,
      • illumination.

      luminosity (noun)

      • luminance,
      • fluorescences,
      • study at flame,
      • fluorescence.

      luster (noun)

      • After-glow,
      • candescences,
      • after-glows,
      • luminousnesses,
      • after glows.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • luminousness,
      • blinding light,
      • phosphorescence,
      • rapid oxidation,
      • after glow,
      • novelties,
      • diffused light,
      • flush,
      • texture,
      • GLIMS,
      • luster,
      • viridity,
      • brilliance,
      • bedazzlement,
      • light,
      • spark,
      • Empressement,
      • warmth,
      • sea of flames,
      • fervency,
      • scarlet,
      • Pinkness,
      • glance,
      • campfires,
      • opalescence,
      • tint,
      • campfire,
      • ruddiness,
      • luminosity,
      • skin tone,
      • callowness,
      • opalescences,
      • fire,
      • Candescence,
      • flash,
      • Mantling,
      • afterglows,
      • phlogiston,
      • ember,
      • color,
      • Rawness,
      • up in smoke,
      • shimmer,
      • redness,
      • self-satisfaction,
      • Dewiness,
      • oxidation,
      • warmness,
      • pink tinge,
      • gleam,
      • blush,
      • oxidations,
      • phiz,
      • novelty,
      • rosy tint,
      • glare,
      • enthusiasm,
      • resplendence,
      • incandescence,
      • burnings,
      • flame and smoke,
      • Glim,
      • lightness,
      • blaze,
      • first light,
      • Flushings,
      • brilliancy,
      • jag,
      • glitz,
      • afterglow,
      • scarlets,
      • rosiness,
      • sparkle,
      • radiance,
      • complexion,
      • glimmer.

      self-satisfaction (noun)

      • self-approbation,
      • self-pleasure,
      • self-approval,
      • smugness.

      shimmer (noun)

      • blinkings,
      • diffused lights.

      spirit (noun)

      • Mettled.

      warmth (noun)

      • empressements,
      • warmnesses.
    • v.

      blaze (verb)

      • fulgurated,
      • fulgurates,
      • bursted out.

      blush (verb)

      • turns red,
      • had rosy cheeks,
      • hast rosy cheeks,
      • haddest rosy cheeks,
      • has rosy cheeks,
      • having rosy cheeks,
      • turning red,
      • turned scarlet,
      • turning scarlet,
      • turns scarlet,
      • hadst rosy cheeks,
      • hath rosy cheeks.

      burn (verb)

      • conflagrates,
      • wast ablaze,
      • re kindles,
      • reduces ashes,
      • reduced ashes,
      • setting match to,
      • reduces to ashes,
      • co-oking,
      • setting a match to,
      • re kindle,
      • reduce ashes,
      • is ablaze,
      • re-kindled,
      • co oked,
      • co-oked,
      • sets a match to,
      • sets match to,
      • re-kindling,
      • being ablaze,
      • reducing to ashes,
      • were ablaze,
      • re-kindle,
      • art ablaze,
      • was ablaze,
      • re kindled,
      • re kindling,
      • wert ablaze,
      • conflagrating,
      • conflagrated,
      • am ablaze,
      • set match to,
      • co oking,
      • reducing ashes,
      • are ablaze,
      • re-kindles.

      burn, radiate (verb)

      • glisten,
      • blare,
      • tingle,
      • smolder,
      • be suffused,
      • fill,
      • rouge.

      emotion (verb)

      • beam,
      • radiate.

      flame (verb)

      • flared up,
      • flaring up.

      flare (verb)

      • burns up,
      • lost control,
      • boils over,
      • losing control,
      • firing up,
      • boiled over,
      • loses control,
      • burnt up.

      flash (verb)

      • be-dazzle,
      • be-dazzled,
      • Phosphoresced,
      • phosphoresces,
      • be dazzling,
      • be dazzles,
      • be dazzle,
      • Phosphorescing,
      • be-dazzling,
      • shoots out,
      • be-dazzles.

      flush (verb)

      • going red,
      • colors up,
      • pinkening,
      • colored up,
      • goes red,
      • pinkened,
      • pinkens,
      • went red,
      • coloring up.

      kindle (verb)

      • setting alight,
      • sets alight.

      light (verb)

      • flood,
      • scintillate,
      • illuminate,
      • spot,
      • fluoresce.

      perspire (verb)

      • gat a lather,
      • gets in a lather,
      • art damp,
      • got in lather,
      • got lather,
      • am damp,
      • gotten in lather,
      • broke a sweat,
      • were damp,
      • wert damp,
      • gat lather,
      • break sweat,
      • broke sweat,
      • got a lather,
      • is damp,
      • getting in a lather,
      • breaking sweat,
      • being damp,
      • am wet,
      • brake sweat,
      • gat in lather,
      • wast damp,
      • breaks a sweat,
      • gat in a lather,
      • gets a lather,
      • gotten lather,
      • is wet,
      • are wet,
      • gets lather,
      • get lather,
      • wert wet,
      • was damp,
      • brake a sweat,
      • get a lather,
      • getting lather,
      • breaks sweat,
      • wast wet,
      • gotten a lather,
      • art wet,
      • are damp,
      • was wet,
      • got in a lather,
      • were wet,
      • gotten in a lather,
      • breaking a sweat,
      • get in lather,
      • gets in lather,
      • getting in lather,
      • being wet,
      • getting a lather.

      redden (verb)

      • rubified,
      • rubricating,
      • rubifying,
      • Rubied,
      • ruddling,
      • rubifies,
      • rubricked,
      • rubricking,
      • rubricates.

      shine (verb)

      • gave light,
      • giving light,
      • gives light,
      • emitted light.

      sweat (verb)

      • brake out sweat,
      • breaks out a sweat,
      • breaks out sweat,
      • breaking out sweat,
      • broke out a sweat,
      • breaking out in sweat,
      • broke out in sweat,
      • broke out in a sweat,
      • brake out in a sweat,
      • break out sweat,
      • breaks out in sweat,
      • brake out a sweat,
      • breaks out in a sweat,
      • break out in sweat,
      • brake out in sweat,
      • broke out sweat,
      • break out a sweat,
      • breaking out in a sweat,
      • breaking out a sweat.

      thrill (verb)

      • in-spires,
      • knocking ones socks off,
      • in spires,
      • races one motor,
      • de-lighting,
      • knocks socks off,
      • went over big,
      • knocked socks off,
      • races one’s motor,
      • going over big,
      • blowing away,
      • in spiring,
      • in-spiring,
      • knocked ones socks off,
      • de lights,
      • de light,
      • knocks one’s socks off,
      • racing one motor,
      • knock one socks off,
      • de lighting,
      • in spired,
      • racing motor,
      • races motor,
      • knocking one socks off,
      • in-spired,
      • raced one motor,
      • keys up,
      • de-lights,
      • goes over big,
      • de lighted,
      • knocking socks off,
      • race motor,
      • keying up,
      • de-lighted,
      • knock ones socks off,
      • blows away,
      • raced ones motor,
      • knocks ones socks off,
      • de-light,
      • knocking one’s socks off,
      • knocked one’s socks off,
      • racing ones motor,
      • race ones motor,
      • knocked one socks off,
      • in spire,
      • races ones motor,
      • in-spire,
      • raced motor,
      • race one motor,
      • raced one’s motor,
      • knocks one socks off.

      twinkle (verb)

      • lighting up,
      • lights up.
    • Other synonyms:

      • lamplight,
      • brighten,
      • sunlight,
      • feel up to,
      • luminesce,
      • incident ray,
      • emit,
      • outshine,
      • sunbeam,
      • torchlight,
      • wink,
      • illumine,
      • candlelight.

      • daylight,
      • sunshine,
      • crimson,
      • pick out,
      • gaslight,
      • blink,
      • irradiate,
      • dazzle.

      • spotlight,
      • sun,
      • stream,
      • mantle.

      • bloom,
      • diffuse.

      • flourish.

      • cast.

      • throw.

      aura

      • nimbus.

      beam

      • give out,
      • Smirking,
      • Smirked,
      • gave off,
      • sending.

      flicker

      • flickering,
      • dancing,
      • Danced.

      heat

      • warm up,
      • enflame,
      • oxidate,
      • Sunning,
      • growing warm,
      • smelts,
      • reheating,
      • frizzled,
      • raise the temperature,
      • warming up,
      • Oxidating,
      • heating,
      • Tepefy,
      • Sunned,
      • re-heated,
      • reheat,
      • frizzle,
      • setting fire,
      • frizzling,
      • calorify,
      • reheated,
      • in flames,
      • frizzles,
      • Oxidated,
      • warmed up,
      • oxidates,
      • Smelting,
      • grow warm,
      • warms up,
      • reheats,
      • set on fire,
      • Smelted,
      • grow hot.

      inebriety

      • drunkenness.

      Other relevant words:

      • rouged,
      • emit light,
      • rose,
      • boil over,
      • blew away,
      • thrill,
      • stirring up,
      • glister,
      • Glistered,
      • twinkle,
      • juicing,
      • bursts out,
      • rosed,
      • Winked,
      • enthusing,
      • lose control,
      • flutter,
      • torched,
      • smoking,
      • flare,
      • stir up,
      • incandesce,
      • shine,
      • be dazzled,
      • burning up,
      • Fulgurate,
      • emits light,
      • flares up,
      • blinding,
      • stirred up,
      • enthuses,
      • reduced to ashes,
      • blow away,
      • pinken,
      • set alight,
      • fulgurating,
      • glittering,
      • Glinted,
      • redden,
      • bursting out,
      • go red,
      • phosphoresce,
      • boiling over,
      • calcines,
      • rosing,
      • illuminating,
      • light up,
      • flicker,
      • racing one’s motor,
      • mantled,
      • torching,
      • shoot out,
      • juiced,
      • stirs up,
      • fire up,
      • knock socks off,
      • have rosy cheeks,
      • key up,
      • glistering,
      • glitter,
      • lighted up,
      • race one’s motor,
      • fizzing,
      • fires up,
      • kindle,
      • lit up,
      • turn scarlet,
      • heat,
      • burst out,
      • set fire,
      • shooting out,
      • emitting light,
      • flare up,
      • burn up,
      • set a match to,
      • burned up,
      • shot out,
      • pink,
      • calcined,
      • calcine,
      • blinded,
      • give light,
      • Crimsoning,
      • reduce to ashes,
      • flashing,
      • Rouging,
      • keyed up,
      • be ablaze,
      • color up,
      • flame,
      • conflagrate,
      • enthuse,
      • knock one’s socks off,
      • ignited,
      • Crimsoned,
      • burn,
      • roast,
      • Calcining,
      • glinting,
      • winking,
      • turned red,
      • go over big,
      • turn red.

      perspire

      • be wet,
      • get in a lather,
      • break a sweat,
      • be damp.

      redden

      • ruddles,
      • Rubies,
      • rubricate,
      • ruddies,
      • Ruddied,
      • ruddle,
      • rubricated,
      • incarnadine,
      • incarnadined,
      • incarnadining,
      • rubify,
      • Rubying,
      • incarnadines,
      • ruddled,
      • ruddying,
      • ruby.

      sweat

      • break out in a sweat.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • glowingly,
      • physical fitness,
      • be excited,
      • overheat,
      • brilliant,
      • temperature,
      • pulchritude,
      • power,
      • lilt,
      • air,
      • blazing,
      • aureole,
      • incinerate,
      • feverish,
      • furore,
      • tumble,
      • impetus,
      • quaver,
      • handsomeness,
      • fervor,
      • cheekiness,
      • raciness,
      • mettle,
      • blister,
      • elegance,
      • feel good,
      • admire,
      • vehement,
      • shin,
      • transmit,
      • ebullient,
      • colour,
      • exquisiteness,
      • point,
      • quiver,
      • send out,
      • rush,
      • bask,
      • elevation,
      • whistle,
      • chirrup,
      • warm color,
      • spirit,
      • burst with health,
      • wear well,
      • glaze,
      • luminous,
      • smother,
      • laugh,
      • animation,
      • fume,
      • fidget,
      • strong emotion,
      • scorch,
      • crust,
      • toss,
      • cordiality,
      • figure,
      • incalescence,
      • spiritedness,
      • life,
      • strong language,
      • flare-up,
      • have the fidgets,
      • prettiness,
      • sunburn,
      • stay young,
      • emotional,
      • fervid,
      • Sententiousness,
      • inflamed,
      • twitch,
      • wriggle,
      • lighten,
      • darken,
      • feverishness,
      • briskness,
      • squirm,
      • be somebody,
      • jerk,
      • in a blaze,
      • candent,
      • eagerness,
      • dazzling,
      • vividly,
      • cauterize,
      • gravity,
      • disposition,
      • alight,
      • coloring,
      • loveliness,
      • physical condition,
      • on fire,
      • hot,
      • smoulder,
      • gall,
      • ardor,
      • furious,
      • lustre,
      • fall,
      • stew,
      • gambol,
      • activity,
      • shine brightly,
      • bake,
      • robustness,
      • blanch,
      • ablaze,
      • be bright,
      • turn pale,
      • slash,
      • ablate,
      • simmer,
      • force,
      • heartiness,
      • verve,
      • piquance,
      • skylight,
      • beauty,
      • impudence,
      • ebullience,
      • suffocate,
      • romp,
      • be hot,
      • skip,
      • Calidity,
      • fervour,
      • keep fit,
      • burnish,
      • send,
      • strike,
      • traffic light,
      • corona,
      • look blue,
      • heave,
      • crepuscule,
      • combust,
      • wince,
      • bedazzle,
      • hectic flush,
      • flaming,
      • clear,
      • radiant,
      • shiningly,
      • shaft,
      • glistening,
      • air glow,
      • fry,
      • polish,
      • get high on,
      • pertness,
      • reflection,
      • broadcast,
      • aura,
      • sweat,
      • writhe,
      • mental health,
      • parch,
      • resplendent,
      • splendour,
      • perspire,
      • toss and turn,
      • gloss,
      • twitter,
      • zest,
      • twinkling,
      • shininess,
      • refulgency,
      • abound,
      • sweltering,
      • whiteness,
      • antithesis,
      • attractiveness,
      • beggar description,
      • incandescent,
      • be visibly elated,
      • flip out,
      • swell,
      • warm,
      • signal light,
      • smoke,
      • seethe,
      • swelter,
      • beauty unadorned,
      • joy,
      • impertinence,
      • unquenched,
      • vigor,
      • fiery,
      • cook,
      • impassioned,
      • lustiness,
      • ripple,
      • in a glow,
      • zestfulness,
      • be in heat,
      • pant,
      • rubefacient,
      • boil,
      • stifle,
      • be agitated,
      • shimmering,
      • caloric,
      • refulgence,
      • dye,
      • gush,
      • whiten,
      • sudorific,
      • beauteousness,
      • diversify,
      • reek,
      • steam,
      • Alpenglow,
      • flaring,
      • stay in shape,
      • passionate,
      • bite,
      • broil,
      • excited,
      • live,
      • rag,
      • tremble,
      • wiggle,
      • vehemence,
      • knock dead,
      • loftiness,
      • afire,
      • smoothen,
      • daze,
      • beautifulness,
      • sing,
      • healthiness,
      • choke,
      • sheen,
      • fervent,
      • fever,
      • radiate heat,
      • freak out on,
      • Flam,
      • patina,
      • shiver,
      • Sweltered,
      • unction,
      • elan,
      • in a sweat,
      • Rubescence,
      • vivacity,
      • freak out,
      • cut,
      • smile,
      • burn off,
      • shining,
      • look black,
      • throb,
      • Unextinguished,
      • liveliness,
      • ardent,
      • scald,
      • raging fire,
      • lucid,
      • cauterise,
      • caper,
      • hectic,
      • twilight,
      • smooth,
      • Incalescent,
      • quake,
      • insolence,
      • burning,
      • sting,
      • blood,
      • twist and turn,
      • piquancy,
      • change color,
      • smoothness,
      • small hours,
      • aflame,
      • shiny,
      • colouring,
      • frolic,
      • beacon,
      • well-being,
      • fanaticism,
      • earnestness,
      • coruscation,
      • sublimity,
      • gasp,
      • Lucidness,
      • dance,
      • chirp,
      • burn down,
      • coruscate,
      • shake,
      • perkiness,
      • zeal,
      • aurora,
      • shining light,
      • burst into flames,
      • reflect,
      • in a fever,
      • enthusiastic,
      • flame up,
      • radiancy,
      • intellectual,
      • thrill to,
      • health,
      • palpitate,
      • be something,
      • smoldering,
      • blushing,
      • radiate cheer,
      • blind,
      • ardour,
      • turn on to,
      • heated,
      • Flushing,
      • Reddening,
      • boldness,
      • caracole,
      • fitness,
      • brio,
      • torrid,
      • grow,
      • impose,
      • rage,
      • grace,
      • have the shakes,
      • toast,
      • charm.

    How to use «Glow» in context?

    Glow is a movie by director Steve McQueen about the relationship between two women, one of whom is a drug addict and the other a stripper. The film is set in and around the 1970s in the town of Hollywood, California.

    GLOW is a heart-wrenching and erotic journey into the lives of dirty washerwomen who strived for something more in a time when Hollywood refused to give women much of a platform. GLOW is based on the real-life story of Ruth Ellis, a woman who became Britain’s first female serial killer.

    Paraphrases for Glow:

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    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        shine.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        shines.
      • Verb, base form
        shine.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        beacon, flicker, gleam, glitter, light, luminous, shard, spark.
    • Other Related

      • Noun, singular or mass
        brightness, brilliance, glare, glimmer, sliver, sparkle.

    Homophones for Glow:

    • Glo, GLOE.

    Hyponym for Glow:

    • n.

      • attribute
        luminosity, luminance, brightness level, brightness, luminousness, light.
      • feeling
        feeling.
      • phenomenon
        visible light, light, visible radiation.
      • state
        good health, healthiness.
    • v.

      • emotion
        experience, feel.
      • perception
        look, seem, radiate, appear.

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    Resources

    • GLOW synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • GLOW synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
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    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of GLOW
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