THIS week’s #SLSWednesdayWord is about sparkle and shine and making life a little brighter.
Scintillant means sparkling, shining, bright or emitting or reflecting light. It is often used in scientific terms but is a charming way to describe something or someone.
An example of the phrase can be found on the Oxford Dictionaries website (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/scintillant):
“Her dress was held up by a spaghetti strap tank-top and it was a scintillant shade of baby blue, falling a little above her knees.”
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