unshining

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ shining.

Adjective

unshining (comparative more unshining, superlative most unshining)

  1. Not shining.
    • 1915, Joseph Conrad, Victory:
      Heyst noticed the good form of her brow, the dignity of its width, its unshining whiteness. It was a sculptural forehead.
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