Definitions
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- v. Present participle of halo.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The enhanced edge contrast is referred to as haloing because of the effect it causes along these edges.
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Frye is certainly not, I'd say, suggesting that all protagonists have positive boulomaic modalities haloing them in coolness.
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But I didn't sleep well and my dreams were full of octopi and mice eyes and dripping water and strings tightening on my wrists and when I woke you were smiling like your mouth was full of chocolate buttons and the late morning sun was haloing your hair golden but I knew my eyes were crusted.
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The demon witch stood with the sword raised, her hair a wild black nimbus haloing her pale face, a woman possessed by darkness.
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Now his handsome face loomed over me like an eclipsed moon, a baby Fresnel light behind him haloing his visage.
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The idea of a find is that it is special, haloing the more practical garments and accessories you might feature from day to day.
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Michael was lying facedown, the blood pooling and haloing what was left of his skull.
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He turned to look at her, pink light haloing his hair.
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A faint, insubstantial light hung about her, haloing her every gesture.
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Her hair fanned out, haloing her head, and the scent of it exploded within him.
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