Synonyms for shone
ʃoʊn; esp. Brit. ʃɒnshon·e

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1. List of paraphrases for "shone":

   shined, blagged, directed, mentored, shine

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1. Andrew Demaria:

   Marc Lourdes was in Marc Lourdes element when on stage at industry and company events where Marc Lourdes passion and thought leadership on journalism, digital content and the people that make it shone through, marc Lourdes had a fierce dedication to Asia-Pacific and covering it, Marc Lourdes insight and context enriching CNN's global news agenda.

2. Queen Elizabeth II The monarch:

   In the immediate response, Australians' resolute spirit and community mindedness has once again shone through. My thanks go out to the emergency services and many volunteers who have tirelessly assisted those in need.

3. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo:

   The pandemic shone a light on these big health disparities, but they also shone a light on the fact that [ public health systems ] don't have the structures in place to partner directly with communities.

4. Trevor Neilson:

   Her (Madonna's) basic belief is that no child, no woman should be attacked anywhere. Period, there needs to be a bright light shone on this problem, which creates an environment that enables the victims to come forward ... and forces law enforcement to pursue these things.

5. Derek Abbott:

   Perhaps he was a World War Two black market trader or something like that. And that can explain a number of things. For example, why people possibly didn't come forward to identify him. Because, you know, if he's in with a group of people that are doing something a bit dodgy, they wouldn't want any light shone on their activities, for the clothes, perhaps they were second hand, and in those days you tended to clip off the labels because quite often people wrote on those manufacturers' labels in ink to indicate their name or something.