iridiate
/ˈɪrɪdeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cause to shine with or as if with colors; to decorate with iridescent colors
“The aurora borealis iridiated the sky with vibrant hues of green and purple.”
2. verb
to give a prismatic appearance to; to make prismatic
“The crystal iridiated the light, casting a rainbow of colors on the floor.”
3. verb
to treat with or as if with iridescence
“The artist iridiated the painting with shimmering colors to create a sense of depth.”
4. verb
to cause to change color, especially to a multicolored appearance
“The opal iridiated in the light, revealing its hidden colors.”
5. noun
a thing that is iridiated or has iridescence
“The iridiate of the butterfly’s wings was breathtakingly beautiful.”