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Meanings of beaming in English

Radiating or as if radiating light.

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Cheerful and bright.

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Beaming.

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Usage of beaming in English
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Racing:Tony McCoy was left beaming after a schooling session with Binocular today.
The Irish Times
2
She says with a beaming smile: It's a great opportunity for me.
The Guardian
3
But Nkosi was beaming so he said graciously, 'Thank you, Warrant Officer.
Carte Blanche
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Maybe someone was looking down on us! said a beaming Bradley afterwards.
The Guardian
5
The beaming children were stocked up with bottles of water and bananas.
The Irish Times
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Watch: Nasa's Space Station is beaming spectacular views of Earth from above
The South African
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Black Hannah appeared in the door, beaming and curtsying to the colonel.
The Courting Of Lady Jane
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Y: Thou wilt recognise in their faces the beaming brightness of Bliss.
Three Translations of The Koran (Al-Qur'an) side by side
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She spoke with grave content beaming in her eyes, just like herself.
The Three Brides
10
Señora Barenna rose and held out her hand with a beaming smile.
In Kedar's Tents
11
The power would be converted to microwaves for beaming down to Earth.
Wired
12
And she sat down in the corner opposite to Paul Ford, beaming.
The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories
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With hope beaming in every feature, he approached the door and knocked.
Allegories of Life
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The child comes up beaming with a furry bear in her arms.
Darwin and Modern Science
15
Abraham received the message, offered Gibbs a thumbs-up and ran away beaming.
The Guardian
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Confident, beaming, he marched down onto the floor and halted at attention.
Star trek movie tie-in
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Beaming across language varieties
Australia
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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