Definition: The word "aluminous" comes from Greek and means "having a whiter color than others." It's often used in conjunction with other terms to describe something that appears brighter or more vivid. Here's a brief explanation based on what I could gather: 1.

Brightener

: In its primary meaning, aluminous is someone who has an unusually bright, shining quality. 2.

White (in contrast)

: When applied to things that are brightly colored, aluminous refers to something that appears brighter than others. For instance, in a story where the characters are trying to make the other person's appearance appear even more vivid and appealing, they might say: "His eyes were as bright as aluminous; he was more noticeable than usual." The comparison suggests that the brighter color of his eyes is what makes them stand out more. Remember, "aluminous" has a metaphorical meaning in this context, indicating someone or something with an exceptional quality that others find difficult to compare.

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