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33 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Twinkle' in a Sentence

"To shine with a flickering gleam of light, as a star or distant light." more

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The fireflies twinkle around the garden at dusk.
The dew on the morning grass started to twinkle as the first rays of sunlight touched it.
The skyline is twinkling with office lights during the late work hours.
The city lights twinkle below as the airplane begins its descent.
Her eyes twinkled with mischief as she played a prank.
The city lights twinkle from afar, forming a beautiful skyline at night.
The fairy lights on the patio are twinkling in the summer breeze.
The distant headlights on the highway made the road twinkle in the late evening.
The winter frost caused the trees to twinkle as the sunlight caught on the ice crystals.
Her eyes had been twinkling with excitement as she shared the news.
The candles on the birthday cake began to twinkle as they were lit.
By the time the party ends, the fairy lights in the garden will have twinkled all night.
The city lights will twinkle as the sun sets over the skyline.
The old lighthouse continues to twinkle across the sea.
The ocean is twinkling under the sunlight on a clear day.
The fire was twinkling in the fireplace, casting a warm glow.
The little fireflies are twinkling in the garden.
Fireflies twinkle in the darkness of the summer night.
Her eyes will twinkle with joy when she sees the surprise.
The glowworms in the dark forest made the surroundings twinkle with tiny points of light.
The diamond on her finger twinkled in the sunlight.
The fairy lights will be twinkling at the entrance of the garden.
Children love to see their shoes twinkle with new LED sneakers.
As the sun sets, the city skyline will have twinkled with the lights of skyscrapers.
The little fairy's wand made the room twinkle with tiny, sparkling lights.
The fairy lights on the Christmas tree had been twinkling all evening.
The cityscape will twinkle with a myriad of lights during the night.
The diamonds on her necklace will be twinkling in the candlelight.
The Christmas tree is twinkling with colorful lights.
Grandma's earrings twinkle in the sunlight.
The city lights have twinkled below us as we flew in the airplane.
The distant boat lights will be twinkling across the lake.
Her eyes began to twinkle with excitement when she saw the birthday cake.

Twinkle

twing-kuhl
verbTo shine with a flickering gleam of light, as a star or distant light.
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Last Updated On: August 4, 2024
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