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coruscation

[kawr-uh-skey-shuh n, kor-]
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noun

the act of coruscating.
a sudden gleam or flash of light.
a striking display of brilliance or wit.

Origin of coruscation

First recorded in 1480–90, coruscation is from the Late Latin word coruscātiōn- (stem of coruscātiō). See coruscate, -ion
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Related Words for coruscation

flash, twinkle, gleam, flicker, sparkle, glimmer, glint, spark, glitter
British Dictionary definitions for coruscation

coruscation

noun

a gleam or flash of light
a sudden or striking display of brilliance, wit, etc
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Word Origin and History for coruscation
n.

late 15c., from Latin coruscationem (nominative coruscatio), noun of action from past participle stem of coruscare "to vibrate, glitter" (see coruscate).

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coruscation in Medicine

coruscation

[kôr′ə-skā′shən]

n.

A sensation of a flash of light before the eyes.
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