glistened
verbDivide glistened into syllables:
glis · tened
How to pronounce glistened:
Definition of glistened:
- glistened (verb):
- (of a wet or glossy surface) to gleam by reflecting light
- to give off a sparkling or lustrous reflection of or as if of a moist or polished surface
Synonyms for glistened:
coruscate
flash
flashed
glance
glanced
gleam
gleamed
glimmer
glimmered
glint
glinted
glitter
glittered
glowed
scintillate
shimmer
shimmered
shine
shined
shone
sparkle
sparkled
twinkle
twinkled
winked
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