countershine
/kaʊn(t)ʃʌʃaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A faint or indirect reflection of light from a surface, especially one that is not directly visible.
“The moon’s countershine illuminated the dark landscape, allowing us to navigate.”
2. verb
To produce a faint or indirect reflection of light, especially one that is not directly visible.
“The polished metal countershined the surrounding objects, creating a dazzling effect.”