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sheen
1[ sheen ]
Sheen
2[ sheen ]
noun
- Fulton (John), 1895–1979, U.S. Roman Catholic clergyman, writer, and teacher.
sheen
/ ʃiːn /
noun
- a gleaming or glistening brightness; lustre
- poetic.splendid clothing
adjective
- rare.shining and beautiful; radiant
Derived Forms
- ˈsheeny, adjective
Other Words From
- sheenful adjective
- sheenless adjective
- sheenly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of sheen1
Word History and Origins
Origin of sheen1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Thin plasticine strands stripped the sheen off sports cars parked on the street.
It is that exact moment that they pay for: the reveal of the familiar logo that is not reflected in the gloss’ sheen when applied.
A sheen from the chemical spill was still evident on a creek in East Palestine on March 24, 2024, more than a month after the derailment.
Styled with an oversize knit sweater or a party top, this miniskirt, with its sleek and sumptuous sheen, will elevate any look.
The sheen of Pope Francis's visit to the country has dimmed in recent days, however, following revelations that hundreds of homes in the area were bulldozed.
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