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- Dictionaryglim·mer/ˈɡlimər/
verb
- 1. shine faintly with a wavering light: "the moonlight glimmered on the lawn"
noun
- 1. a faint or wavering light. Similar
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Glimmer is a verb meaning to shine faintly or unsteadily, or a noun meaning a feeble or intermittent light. Learn more about its synonyms, examples, etymology, and usage in this dictionary entry.
Glimmer can be a verb meaning to shine with a weak light or a noun meaning a weak light or a slight sign of something good. Learn how to use glimmer in sentences and find related words and phrases.
A glimmer is a tiny glint of light or the sliver of an idea. Either way, it's a sign of a lot more going on behind the scenes. A glimmer of light is just a little bit of light, maybe sneaking through the curtains enough to make a flicker on the floor.
Glimmer can be a verb meaning to shine with a weak light or a noun meaning a weak light or a slight sign of something good. Learn how to use glimmer in sentences and find out its synonyms and related words.
Glimmer is a verb meaning to produce or reflect a faint, gentle, often unsteady light, or a noun meaning such a light or a faint sign of something. Learn more about its pronunciation, origin, collocations, and usage with examples from Collins English Dictionary.
Glimmer is a noun or verb that means a dim or intermittent light, or a faint indication or suggestion. Learn how to use glimmer in sentences, synonyms, translations and related words.
Learn the meaning of glimmer as a noun and a verb, with examples and synonyms. Glimmer can refer to a weak, unsteady light, a faint idea or suggestion, or a small amount or sign of something.
