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What are some verbs that describe sun?

Here are some verbs that describe the sun, categorized by their action:

Shining/Illuminating:

* Shine: The most basic and common verb for the sun's light.

* Glimmer: Suggests a soft, gentle light.

* Beam: A strong, bright light.

* Blaze: A very intense and powerful light.

* Radiate: Emitting light and warmth.

* Illuminate: To light up a space.

* Dapple: To create patches of light and shadow.

* Bathe: To cover something in light, like a warm bath.

Moving/Changing:

* Rise: To appear in the east.

* Set: To disappear in the west.

* Climb: To move across the sky.

* Sink: To descend below the horizon.

* Dip: To move partially below the horizon.

* Glitter: To shine brightly and sparkle.

Impact/Effect:

* Warm: To provide heat.

* Scorch: To burn intensely.

* Bake: To heat something intensely, often used for the ground.

* Tan: To darken skin.

* Wither: To cause something to dry and shrivel.

* Melt: To cause something to become liquid due to heat.

Other:

* Smile: A personification, implying the sun is happy.

* Watch: To observe something over time.

* Bless: To provide warmth and life-giving energy.

The best verb to use depends on the specific context and the feeling you want to convey.

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