Shined

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'shine,' meaning to emit light; to give out a bright or lustrous appearance; or to perform in a way that is noticeably impressive or distinguished. It can describe the effect of a light source, the polish of a surface, or the exceptional qualities of a person or object. The term often implies a degree of brilliance, clarity, or excellence. The verb implies the action of making something bright and clean and it can also describe showing great qualities.

Shined meaning with examples

• The antique mirror, once dull with age, was carefully shined until it reflected the sunlight with startling clarity. The meticulous cleaning removed years of grime, revealing the intricate details of the frame and allowing the light to bounce creating a beautiful shine. Now it was a dazzling, shining and brilliant piece of art.
• During the awards ceremony, the spotlight shined directly on the new star, highlighting her radiant smile and elegant dress. The attention from the audience allowed her performance to shine, as she took the awards and celebrated with the audience. The event was full of shine for the new star.
• After hours of polishing, the brass door knocker shined brilliantly in the afternoon sun, a testament to the homeowner's pride. It served as a decorative and well shined piece that was an eye-catching focal point. The doorknocker was well maintained, ensuring that it shined with every ray of sunshine.
• Though his formal education was limited, his natural talent for painting always shined through in his artwork, revealing a remarkable artistic aptitude. His work was always shining and the critics always talked about his shining performances. The audience recognized the shine as a true sign of talent.