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Accessibility Links Skip to main content Accessibility help Accessibility feedback Filters and Topics All Images Videos Shopping Forums Web News More Tools incandescent Overview Usage examples Similar and opposite words Pronunciation Search Results Main Results Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more in·can·des·cent /ˌinkənˈdes(ə)nt/ adjective adjective: incandescent 1. emitting light as a result of being heated. "plumes of incandescent liquid rock" h Similar: white-hot intensely hot red-hot burning fiery on fire blazing ablaze aflame glowing aglow radiant bright brilliant dazzling shining luminous gleaming glowy fervid ardent rutilant lucent candescent fervent (of an electric light) containing a filament which glows white-hot when heated by a current passed through it. "an incandescent lamp" 2. full of strong emotion; passionate. "Mravinsky's incandescent performance of Siegfried's Funeral March" extremely angry. "she was incandescent at the way the IRS acted" h Simi

Accessibility Links Skip to main content Accessibility help Accessibility feedback Filters and Topics All Images Videos Shopping Forums Web News More Tools incandescent Overview Usage examples Similar and opposite words Pronunciation Search Results Main Results Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more in·can·des·cent /ˌinkənˈdes(ə)nt/ adjective adjective: incandescent 1. emitting light as a result of being heated. "plumes of incandescent liquid rock" h Similar: white-hot intensely hot red-hot burning fiery on fire blazing ablaze aflame glowing aglow radiant bright brilliant da