IPA: /ˈɡloʊɪŋ/
KK: /ˈgloʊɪŋ/
Describing something that emits light or appears bright and radiant.
The glowing stars lit up the night sky.
The state of producing light or being bright and radiant.
The glowing of the fire provided warmth and comfort on a cold night.
To produce light or shine brightly.
The stars were glowing in the night sky.
Past: glowed
Past Participle: glowed
Glowing → It is formed from "glow" (from Old English *glōwan*, meaning to shine or give off light) and the suffix "-ing" (indicating an ongoing action or state). The word "glowing" describes the state of shining or emitting light continuously.
Think of something that is 'shining' ('glōwan') and is in a state of ongoing brightness ('-ing'). This helps you remember that 'glowing' means to shine continuously.