ˈləstrəs adjective
Etymology: luster (II) + -ous
1. : having a gloss or shine : gleaming, luminous
Siamese silk in lustrous colors — New Yorker
the lustrous flame within the opal — Owen Wister
her eyes were lustrous in her pale face — A.J.Cronin
2. : shining or radiant through qualities of character or in reputation : brilliant , glamorous , illustrious
set a lustrous example for others to follow — Russell Grenfell
verse … both lustrous and deep — Mark Van Doren
lustrous actors of the period — H.W.Wind
it would be hard … to make the waterfront saloon setting of “Annie Christie” lustrous — John Mason Brown
Synonyms: see bright