flickering

IPA: fɫˈɪkɝɪŋ

shining unsteadily or varying rapidly in brightness (referring to a light or a source of light)

Examples of "flickering" in Sentences

Then you pan to the motel sign and it says (in flickering neon) "No DirecTV".
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He stopped, the word flickering back and forth between Harpist in the Wind 135 two meanings in his mind.
Tonight, though, our middleaged faces glowed in flickering candlelight and the cold reflection of new blue snow.
The guitar flickering is interesting – maybe make one of them a semi-acoustic so they show different personalities?.
The screen feels weird to look at right now, and I’m not sure if the flickering is because of the monitor or my eyes.
Ads for senso-cocktails followed picotech news summaries in flickering chartreuse Mandarin characters down his sleeves.
Marten Scheffer of Wageningen University, the Netherlands, argues that increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather - which modellers call "flickering" - could suggest a big change is imminent.
By the way, as I stepped outside the theater at intermission, an usher in flickering red devil horns (like those worn by the cast in one of the many finales; and yes, they’re for sale) asked, “Smoking or fresh air?”