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What is another word for Sparkling? – 127 Sparkling Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    shimmering glittering shining dazzling radiant glowing luminous resplendent brilliant sparklingly scintillating coruscating twinkling flashing gleaming lustrous beamy beaming fulgent effulgent refulgent ablaze aglow incandescent iridescent kaleidoscopic colorful vibrant vivacious dazzlingly splendent splendiferous

    Meaning of Sparkling

    The primary meaning of the word "Sparkling" is related to something that shines or glitters with bright points of light.

    Definitions

    • Refers to something that shines or glitters with bright points of light, typically because it reflects the sun's rays or other light sources.
    • Can also describe something that is full of energy, enthusiasm, or excitement, giving a lively and attractive appearance.
    • In the context of drinks, it refers to a carbonated beverage, especially one that contains champagne or other sparkling wine.

    Etymology of Sparkling

    The word "Sparkling" originates from the verb "sparkle," which is derived from the Old English word "spearca," meaning "to sparkle" or "to glitter."
    The term has been used in the English language since the 14th century to describe something that shines or glitters with bright points of light.
    Over time, the word "Sparkling" has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including its use to describe energetic or lively personalities, as well as carbonated beverages.

    Example Uses

    • The sparkling diamond necklace caught everyone's attention at the party.
    • The sparkling water was refreshing on a hot summer day.
    • Her sparkling personality made her a joy to be around.
    • The fireworks ended with a sparkling display of colorful lights in the sky.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    dull dim lackluster mundane uninspiring uninteresting dullness dreariness gloominess somberness melancholy dismal bleak depressing dismal dulling monotonous unglamorous uninspired vapid vacuous stagnant stodgy stolid leaden ponderous