Preposition: with

• rage: Perhaps more importantly, Sir Alex Ferguson is reportedly " incandescent with rage " over the affair.

• anger: And he is incandescent with anger as he sees wicked, bloodthirsty men who hate and blaspheme God.

Modifies a noun

• bulb: I was changing incandescent bulbs four times a year.

• lamp: The tunnel was lit by three rows of incandescent electric lamps in the roof.

• mantle: But please bear in mind that in terms of light output, they can't compete with incandescent mantles or filaments.

• lighting: Do you like a lot of light, dim lighting, indirect lighting, incandescent lighting?

• light: The light efficiency can be four times better than incandescent lights.

• gas: There was no explosion, no spray of red hot rock droplets, no expanding sphere of incandescent gas, nothing.

Used with adjective complement

• become: This is why she enjoys going into virtual reality, she can't keep away from it because she suddenly becomes incandescent.

• go: Karl goes incandescent, thinking that even here, Polkey is getting at him.