On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Shiny. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as shining or bright and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.

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Shiny in a sentence

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Shiny meaning

  1. Reflecting light.
  2. Emitting light.
  3. Excellent; remarkable.

Synonyms of Shiny

shining bright glossy lustrous unglazed icy calendered glass-like vitrified vitreous glassy glazed sheeny glistening burnished

Example sentences (20)

She further rocked a pair of shiny bright red nails and a makeup-free face while holding her favorite energy drink.

Sequins, frills, shiny hair, patent leather, an overabundance of makeup, tight trousers and a lot of “cha cha chaa”.

Known as the Vine Pokemon, not many monsters could pull off a green-colored shiny form as well as Tangela does.

The rock in Curiosity's image resembles previous meteorites found on Mars that have a dark, shiny look to them.

No longer was his focus on the Green Goblin of old, but Owen became enamored with the shiny, new Gold Goblin.

The Guest In Residence founder matched her footwear to her outer layer as she stepped out in pointy-toe shiny black boots.

The main draw is the release of Shiny Tapu Koko in Tier Five Raids, as well as the return of Mega Aerodactyl to Mega Raids.

Ines’ outfit was topped off with a shiny trenchcoat with gold and silver hues that draped past her knees and stole the show.

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Mega Scizor is a dual Bug and with notable battle abilities, making its Shiny variant even more desirable.

A “small shiny white metal oval” that was observed “travelling at a constant steady speed” last October.

Kourtney accessorized her outfit with just a couple of rings, but her shiny top and her cute hairstyle did most of the talking.

If the oilier finish bothers you, she suggests dabbing on some translucent powder in your shiny spots.

It usually appears as a small, shiny pink or pearly-white lump with a translucent or waxy appearance.

She’d take no prisoners: the brush would be out and we would sit there until it was turning under beautifully and shiny like glass.

Concerned that the shiny orb might be a Japanese balloon weapon, the captain ordered it shot down.

One Pokemon Scarlet and Violet player trying to catch a Shiny Voltorb found this out the hard way.

Sure, it's shiny and produced and often ridiculous, but these shows really just tell our stories.

The director kept warm under a long dark jacket and rocked a pair of shiny leather Chelsea boots.

There were howls on social media when Hamed Traore was hauled off on the hour mark, Cherries’ shiny new toy subbed despite impressing.

The sculpture shows the long, curly-haired singer belly dancing with her arms overhead in a sheer skirt with shiny aluminum decoration.

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Common combinations with shiny

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • shiny new 32×
  • the shiny 30×
  • and shiny 15×
  • with shiny 11×
  • shiny and 10×
  • of shiny
  • for shiny
  • shiny pokemon
  • encounter shiny
  • get shiny

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "shiny" in a sentence?
An example: "She further rocked a pair of shiny bright red nails and a makeup-free face while holding her favorite energy drink." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "shiny" from real English texts.
What does "shiny" mean?
Shiny means: Reflecting light.
What are synonyms of "shiny"?
Common synonyms of "shiny" include: shining, bright, glossy, lustrous, unglazed, icy, calendered, glass-like. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "shiny" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "shiny", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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