refulgent — shining very brightly; radiant
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: shining very brightly; radiant
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈfʌldʒənt/
Korean meaning: 매우 밝게 빛나는, 찬란한
Korean pronunciation: 리**풀**전트
Example Sentences
- The bride looked absolutely refulgent in her diamond-encrusted wedding dress.
- My professor's bald head was so refulgent under the classroom lights that students needed sunglasses.
- The refulgent aurora borealis painted the Arctic sky with ethereal colors.
refulgent
ADJECTIVE//rɪˈfʌldʒənt//
shining very brightly; radiant

two explorers step into a cave chamber and immediately shield their eyes from an overwhelming bright light. The massive crystal formation before them radiates intense beams of light in all directions. The brilliant glow illuminates every corner of the previously dark cave with blazing intensity. The crystals pulse with such powerful luminescence that the explorers must squint and turn away. Other smaller gems scattered around the chamber also emit brilliant rays of light. The explorers' faces are completely lit up by the dazzling radiance surrounding them. something shining very brightly and radiantly
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Origin
From Latin refulgere, meaning 'to flash back' or 'to shine brightly.' Ancient Romans used this word to describe the brilliant, radiant light that seemed to shine back at the observer.
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“The bride looked absolutely refulgent in her diamond-encrusted wedding dress.”
“My professor's bald head was so refulgent under the classroom lights that students needed sunglasses.”
“The refulgent aurora borealis painted the Arctic sky with ethereal colors.”
“Her refulgent personality lit up every room she entered, like a human disco ball.”
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