Noun:

ক্ষীণ আলোক,

glimmerings's Usage Examples:

It is believed there were the first glimmerings of the poetic spirit that was to come after him.

unearthly effulgence in the dark night-time landscape where strange glimmerings flicker on the horizon.

Beckett was working on the French translation of Watt, he had the first glimmerings of an idea for another television play.

and out of English cities, as revealed in a new study, just may be the glimmerings of a new pro-urban movem.

Not only did Aryabhata believe that the earth rotates, but there are glimmerings in his system (and other similar systems) of a possible underlying theory.

world (which seems haunted by her fear that her looks will fade) and the glimmerings of what relationship she has with Sally.

it was the first one released, and as the title suggests, the first glimmerings of McLean's desire to push beyond the limits of bop are already apparent.

Has glimmerings of Radical policy for the good of the people".

more emotionally demonstrative and, what was once described as the "glimmerings" has developed into a fuller sense of humour.

tumbled out for a treat, and that after they had bled him, the first faint glimmerings of returning animation, were his jumping up in bed, bursting out into.

voices, floating somewhere between the waters of Tenochtitlan, the silver glimmerings of Taxco and the boundless expanses of the Venetian channels, halls,.

Mackintosh has some faint glimmerings of histrionic ability; Miss Steer at present has none.

suitable for a society which could see gods everywhere; therefore the first glimmerings of laws of nature were themselves derived from divine laws.

But Time Traveler — there was a mystery there, glimmerings of cosmic vastness, intimations of knowledge and space and time all having.

Synonyms:

gleam; gleaming; flash;

Antonyms:

asymmetrical; dull; uncover; hide;