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The word scintilla is used to describe a tiny trace of something. For example "Bob had a scintilla of doubt that he would win the lottery."
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What does scintillating mean?
Sparkling. A scintilla is a spark.
What does the old French word estincelle mean?
Une étincelle (one of the former spelling was estincelle), a French word coming from the Latin 'scintilla', means a sparkin French.
How much is a smidge?
A smidge is a very small amount. A smidgeon, smidgen, iota, scintilla, whit. A variable measure, less than one and greater than zero.
What is a sentence using the word glittering?
I was temporarily blinded by the disco ball's glittering panels. The stars were glittering in the sky.
How do you spell mean?
Mean
Does scintilla mean plant?
Scintilla is a fancy word for trace. It means a dash, a spark, a smidgen, a teeny tiny amount.
What does scintillating mean?
Sparkling. A scintilla is a spark.
When was Scintilla - comics - created?
Scintilla - comics - was created in 1977.
What is a scintilla?
Scintilla is a fancy word for trace. It means a dash, a spark, a smidgen, a teeny tiny amount.
When was Scintilla - editing component - created?
Scintilla - editing component - was created on 1999-05-17.
Can anyone provide me with the Latin to English translation of Scintilla ad Flaccum scribit?
"Scintilla writes to Flaccus."
How can you say scintilla praises her daughter in latin?
Meam filiam amo.
Use the word scintilla in a sentence?
The victim could be proven guilty in court because he hadn't left a scintilla of his crime.
Can you give a sentence that has the word scintilla?
The pirates knew all was lost when not a scintilla of gun powder could be found down in the hold.
What actors and actresses appeared in La scintilla - 1915?
The cast of La scintilla - 1915 includes: Oreste Bilancia Tina Di Lorenzo Armando Falconi Annetta Ripamonti
What is the definition of scintilla?
A tiny tiny fragment, an iota or a trace.
What is 'spark' when translated from English to Italian?
"Spark" in English is scintilla in Italian.
