One moment they were outlined starkly in the beam; there was a moment of searing, coruscating, blinding light--the next moment the beam bored on into the void, unimpeded.— Skylark Three
Mr. Colvin then goes on to enforce and illustrate this contrast between the "accurate and firm definition of things" in classical writers and the "thrilling vagueness and uncertainty," the tremulous, coruscating, vibrating or colored light--the "halo"--with which the romantic writer invests his theme.— A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
Without warning a connector at the panel lit up with a coruscating orange color.— The Runaway Asteroid
Hitherto, in her body, the nearest she had come to coruscating was once when she had taken a course of sulphur baths.— A Prisoner in Fairyland

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