lustre
/ˈlʌstər/Definitions
1. noun
a quality of being attractive or impressive, especially because of a sense of elegance or refinement
“The museum’s collection had a certain lustre to it, thanks to the addition of the rare painting.”
2. noun
a thin layer of a substance, especially metal, used to give a reflective surface
“The new mirror had a thin layer of silver lustre that gave it a beautiful shine.”
3. verb
to make or become shiny or attractive
“The city’s new skyscraper will lustre up the entire skyline.”
4. verb
to reflect light, especially in a way that is attractive or impressive
“The lake’s calm surface began to lustre in the morning sun.”
5. noun
a unit of measurement for the brightness of a surface, equal to one cubic meter of a perfect reflector
“The light meter measured the room’s lustre to ensure it was suitable for the photoshoot.”