incandescences
Heat-produced light states
Incandescences is the plural of incandescence, which refers to the emission of light from a heated object—the glow of metal in a forge, the filament in a light bulb.
The word extends to anything brilliantly radiant or intensely passionate: the incandescences of youth, brief incandescences of genius in an otherwise dull career.
Intense driving emotions
- ardorsIntense emotional warmths
- fervorIntense emotional intensity
- intensitiesMeasures of strength
- brillianceExceptional intelligence or luster
fire · zeal · exuberance · rapture · ecstasies · euphoria · elation · transports
Very thin threads
- embersSmoldering fire remnants
- coalsBurned or burning carbon
- moltenLiquefied by extreme heat
- furnaceEnclosed heat-producing structure
heated · tungsten · bulbs · red-hot · smelting · forging · combustion · temperatures
Emits soft light
- radiancesEmitted light quantities
- brilliancesIntense lights or talents
- luminositiesMeasures of radiant output
- gleamingsFaint shining reflections
shimmerings · phosphorescences · lusters · blazes · flares · illuminations · brightnesses · sheens
passions
Intense driving emotions
- ardorsIntense emotional warmths
- fervorIntense emotional intensity
- intensitiesMeasures of strength
brilliance · fire · zeal · exuberance · rapture · ecstasies · euphoria · elation · transports · exaltations
filaments
Very thin threads
furnace · heated · tungsten · bulbs · red-hot · smelting · forging · combustion · temperatures · kiln
glows
Emits soft light
- radiancesEmitted light quantities
- brilliancesIntense lights or talents
- luminositiesMeasures of radiant output
gleamings · shimmerings · phosphorescences · lusters · blazes · flares · illuminations · brightnesses · sheens · glimmers
incandescencesgloom
Pervasive dimness or dejection
lightlessness · darkness · darknesses · blackness · blacknesses
incandescencesiciness
Extreme coldness, literal or emotional
freezing · coldness · frigidity · frigidities · chill
incandescencesextinctions
Permanent species loss
dullness · dullnesses · dimness · lifelessness · flatness