starfire
A bright, sparkling light in the night sky like a star
- noun
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- The starfire from the fireworks display illuminated the entire park, captivating everyone watching.
Examples
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Raven, Starfire, save them!
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The beautiful starfire lit up the night sky, creating a magical atmosphere for the celebration.
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As I lay on the grass, I admired the starfire that twinkled brightly above me.
Synonyms
starlight
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Light that comes from stars at night
is not light from those distant night points but only resembles it
twinkle
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A quick flash of light that appears for a moment
is a bright or sparkling light that lasts rather than flashing briefly
Soft light from stars that you can see at night
is a sparkling bright light that only resembles light from those points
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Morphology
Etymology
Starfire comes from joining star ('a bright point in the sky') and fire ('light and heat'), so it gives the picture of a light that shines or twinkles like a burning star. That's why starfire can mean a bright, sparkling light you see in the night sky.