Definition

Describing something that has a shiny or reflective surface, often with a beautiful glow or sheen.

Example

The lustred vase caught the light beautifully, making it the centerpiece of the table.

Conversation

Did you see that vase in the store yesterday?

Yeah, it looked so beautiful with its lustred finish.

I know, right? It really caught my eye!

I might go back and get it; it's perfect for my living room.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Lustred → It is formed from "lustre" (from Old French *lustre*, meaning brightness or sheen) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle or completed action). The word "lustred" means to have been made bright or shiny.

Memory Tip

Think of 'lustre' as brightness or sheen, and remember that 'lustred' means something has been made bright or shiny.

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