- Today's Word
Cosmoglow
[koz-moh-gloh]
Definition
- (noun) This celestial term combines “Cosmos,” referring to the vast and orderly universe, with “Glow,” signifying a gentle radiance or luminosity. It’s used to describe the enchanting and radiant beauty inspired by the cosmos.
Example
Picture a night where the stars cast their gentle light, creating an ethereal and cosmic radiance. It’s not just a starry night; it’s a Cosmoglow evening. You might say, “The atmosphere on the beach wasn’t just about the stars; it was a Cosmoglow evening. The gentle radiance of the cosmos added a magical touch to the night.”
Fun Fact
“Cosmos” refers to the vast and orderly universe, often associated with the grandeur of space and celestial bodies, while “Glow” signifies a gentle radiance or luminosity, often linked to a soft and enchanting light. “Cosmoglow” creatively combines these concepts to celebrate the enchanting and radiant beauty inspired by the cosmos.
(noun) Excessive admiration or praise, often to the point of insincerity or obsession.
The celebrity was showered with adulation, though some of it felt more like performance than sincerity.
Late Middle English: from Latin adulatio(n-), from adulari meaning “to fawn upon.”