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luster
noun as in gloss, shine
Example Sentences
Like Casimiro, many are expats from the wreckage of iconic glossy magazines that lost luster in an era of consolidation, venture capitalism and attention spans deemed too short to consume anything but algorithmic candy.
For the N.B.A., cable channels like TNT have lost their luster.
Thirty years later, democracy has lost its luster for a new generation.
Both teams are under .500, costing the matchup some of its luster.
The Predators have lost six straight playoff games on home ice, taking some of the luster off the franchise’s reputation as Smashville.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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