interlucent
adjective
in·ter·lu·cent
¦intə(r)¦lüsənt also -)l¦yü-
: shining or glowing between or in the midst of other things
Word History
Etymology
Latin interlucent-, interlucens, present participle of interlucēre to shine, from inter- + lucēre to shine
- human contact
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