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Gleam meaning
An appearance of light, especially one which is indistinct or small, or short-lived. | An indistinct sign of something; a glimpse or hint. | A bright, but intermittent or short-lived, appearance of something.
Synonyms of Gleam
Example sentences (20)
Even so, what happens and what can we gleam so far?
For most of this presentation and subsequent discussion, the expression “great park” was used as an all-encompassing term, but it was Councilmember Gleam Davis that raised the issue concerning the ambiguity of this definition.
He has a frightening gleam in his eye, an abundance of hair-brained schemes, a maniacal laugh, and lots of unearned confidence in himself.
I don’t hate Gleam Davis, Jesse Zwick or Caroline Torosis, Denny Zane or Sue Himmelrich (we recently exchanged pleasantries at a memorial service), or any of the current crop of advocates for unrestrained overbuilding in Santa Monica.
There is one gleam of hope ahead apart from the Lib Dem support I have already mentioned.
The shop is immaculate, two finished cars gleam under bright lights.
Four seats will be up for election in November, all currently occupied by incumbents (Gleam Davis, Phil Brock, Oscar de la Torre and Christine Parra).
The production’s scale is immediately evident in the gleam of the overture as played by Nicholas Skilbeck’s lustrous, 21-piece band, the largest — by some distance — currently being heard in London.
There, they were greeted by a charming bartender with a gleam in her eye and a deal in her pocket.
This build reintroduces the search experience for invoking the search flyout when you hover over the search box gleam.
Unfortunately they punished us for it and that took the gleam off the first-half.
Fans have appeared to gleam some interesting details from the small snippets of footage we have.
With a gleam in her eye she casually tucks into the disc of icing.
But there is one gleam hope for fans of Jupiter's giant blemish in published in The Astronomical Journal.
His chances of success in getting it over the top were still nil. But, the philosopher was suggesting, he had a spring in his step, a song in his heart and a gleam in his eye.
In elevating Bertie Wooster as its staunchest defender, he burnishes the gleam.
It has been constructed and furnished on the modern and spare side, with TVs showing sports and a fluorescent gleam on a smooth, rich wooden floor.
New ideas gleam, beckoning like riches.
Shadowy and timber-lined, the entire room gives off a dark gleam, like a boozier Batcave.
The fruits could be seen if you looked in the right places, particularly within the kind of nondenominational megachurches that gleam from the roadsides here in the sprawl of Dallas-Fort Worth.