1. to give off or reflect bright flashes of light; to sparkle or glitter brilliantly
Usage: formal; literary
2. to be brilliant or showy in technique or style
Usage: figurative; formal

Examples

• The diamond coruscates under the bright lights.
• Sunlight coruscates on the surface of the lake.
• The crystal chandelier coruscates magnificently in the ballroom.
• Her wit coruscates during dinner conversations.
• The performer’s talent coruscates on stage.
• Ice coruscates on the frozen branches after the storm.