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Definition of «luster»

Luster refers to a brightness or shine that is produced by something. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing the sheen on a surface like metal or glass, or referring to the quality of light reflecting off an object. In general usage, luster implies a high level of polish and radiance.

Usage examples

  1. Applying a coat of wax to your car will bring back its luster.
  2. The jewelry store displayed a wide range of diamond rings, each one shining with luster.
  3. The polished marble floor added a touch of luxury and luster to the grand ballroom.
  4. The actress had lost some of her luster after a series of poorly reviewed films.
  5. The brightly colored flowers in the garden added vibrancy and luster to the overall landscape.
  6. Using a high-quality conditioner can help restore the luster and shine to your hair.
  7. The antique furniture had a beautiful luster that showcased its impeccable craftsmanship.
  8. The sun's rays reflected off the water, creating a sparkling luster on the surface of the lake.
  9. The crystal chandelier in the dining room added an elegant luster to the space.
  10. The children couldn't resist the luster of the new toys displayed in the store window.

Phrases with «luster»

Sentences with «luster»

  • Gold «s loss of luster in 2013 will be confirmed on Tuesday as the precious metal registers its worst annual fall in over 30 years, after investors spent 2013 moving their money into equities. (nbr.com)
  • So, while Secret of the Wings loses luster with a conventional action climax whose stakes are realistically non-existent, it at least managed to maintain this adult critic's attention and admiration for much of its runtime. (dvdizzy.com)
  • Overall, the outlook for the remaining six months this fiscal appears to be better in view of lack luster performance of the industry in the first half. (indianexpress.com)
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