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What is the difference between Glow and Shine and Glitter ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Your skin is glowing.
The sun is shining.
That dress is covered in glitter.
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Shine and glow are both verbs and pretty much can be used interchangeably. They basically mean to give off light.
Glitter is a noun. It is a crafting supply that you can use to decorate things.
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