luminosity
1 of 1noun/ˌluməˈnɑsəti/
1
the quality or state of emitting light
- The glow-in-the-dark stickers had a soft luminosity that made them visible in the dark.
- The bioluminescent algae in the ocean created an ethereal luminosity as the waves crashed.
- The streetlights' luminosity provided a sense of safety during nighttime walks.
- The LED bulbs' luminosity was more energy-efficient compared to traditional bulbs.
- The campfire's luminosity illuminated the faces around it, creating a cozy atmosphere.
2
brightness or intensity of light
- The luminosity of the sunrise bathed the landscape in warm golden hues.
- The chandelier's crystals added a touch of luminosity to the grand ballroom.
- The camera's settings were adjusted to capture the luminosity of the fireworks.
- The city's skyline had a striking luminosity that could be seen from miles away.
- The artist struggled to capture the luminosity of the moonlight reflecting on the water.