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Study the word LUMINOUS:
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Someone or something luminous is bright and shiny, or clear and wonderful in a way that reminds you of a bright light.
For example, a full moon can appear luminous, or bright and shiny.
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If a person or an animal has bright eyes that seem to shine, glow, or glisten, you can say they have luminous eyes.
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If someone's hair seems to sparkle and shine, call it luminous.
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And if someone's face or smile is so happy that it seems to shine its own light, call it luminous.
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You can call something luminous even if it's not literally bright or shiny. Anything that seems to glow or shine with joy, beauty, or excellence can be called luminous. For example, if you go see a musical, and it fills your heart with joy and wonder, then you can say that the show is luminous, that the music is luminous, and that the actors and actresses are lumious.
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Make a flash card:
You can write your own definition and choose your own picture, or copy mine.
Term Definition Picture luminous
giving off a bright light, often in a beautiful way
Write your own sentence!
You can use either of the two ideas I'll suggest, or you can invent your own. Include as much detail as you can!
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Write a sentence with the word LUMINOUS:
Remember: when something is luminous, it stands out and seems lovely because it's so bright and shiny.
Idea 1: "As (something exciting or wonderful happens), (someone) gives me a luminous smile."
Idea 2: "The (specific kind of animal)'s eyes are luminous in the darkness as it (does something)."
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