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Meanings of
effulgent
in English
Radiating or as if radiating light.
radiant
beaming
refulgent
beamy
Related terms
bright
Usage of
effulgent
in English
1
He was so large and
effulgent
that one hardly missed the sun.
2
And Indra also gave him a banner
effulgent
as the morning sun.
3
She had not merely lost her
effulgent
beauty, she had become repulsive.
4
Similarly, the
effulgent
Sun scatters his splendours in the firmament in perfect silence.
5
Throughout the universe the divine power is
effulgent
in endless images and pictures.
6
The world is illumined with the
effulgent
glory of His countenance.
7
Again the lights were
effulgent
,
the music witching, the women divine.
8
It will be an
effulgent
fact when he gains the summit.
9
The moment she left them, the three faces became
effulgent
again.
10
The venerable gentle-looking Arab, whose face beamed
effulgent
with benevolence and virtue, murmured:-
11
Thou art he who is endued with rays of
effulgent
light.
12
Thus does 'Abdu'l-Bahá still call to us from His realm of
effulgent
glory.
13
Glorified, then, be God for so
effulgent
,
so precious, so wondrous a vision.
14
The countenance of Maurice grew
effulgent
with the flood of hope poured upon it.
15
They are all unknown to history-alllost in the light of an
effulgent
dawn.
16
Harrison was sought and finally found but was too
effulgent
to realize the calamity.
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About this term
effulgent
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
most effulgent
effulgent light
effulgent glory
as effulgent
become effulgent
More collocations
Effulgent
through the time
Effulgent
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common