Definitions and Examples of gloss, shine, luster
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
gloss
A shiny or lustrous surface on a material, or a coating that produces such a surface.
Example
The new car had a beautiful gloss on its paint job.
Example
She used a special wax to gloss the wooden table.
To emit or reflect light; to be bright or glossy.
Example
The sun was shining brightly in the sky.
Example
He polished his shoes until they had a perfect shine.
A gentle sheen or glow, often from a smooth or polished surface.
Example
The diamond had a brilliant luster that caught everyone's eye.
Example
She used a special cleaner to luster the silverware.
Key Differences: gloss vs shine vs luster
- 1Gloss refers to a shiny or lustrous surface on a material or a coating that produces such a surface.
- 2Shine describes the emission or reflection of light, resulting in a bright or glossy appearance or finish.
- 3Luster is a gentle sheen or glow, often from a smooth or polished surface.
Effective Usage of gloss, shine, luster
- 1Fashion and Beauty: Use these antonyms to describe the appearance of clothing, accessories, and makeup.
- 2Home Decor: Incorporate these antonyms to describe the finish or texture of furniture, flooring, and decor.
- 3Science and Technology: Utilize these antonyms to describe the properties of materials, surfaces, and coatings.
Remember this!
The antonyms of delustering are gloss, shine, and luster. These words describe the opposite of delustering, which means to remove or reduce the shine or gloss of something. Use these antonyms to describe the appearance of fashion and beauty products, home decor, and science and technology materials.
