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Meanings of radiance in English
The quality of being bright and sending out rays of light.
Catalan
resplendor Spanish
resplandor Usage of radiance in English
1
The sun had bathed it in the day; night brought another radiance.
2
Of course they would offer their morning song to such a radiance.
3
The whole hilltop and the valley below were bathed in mellow radiance.
4
The minute spot of radiance is the real secret of the weapon.
5
He held up his find in the radiance and regarded it admiringly.
6
The State House loomed darkly against the radiance of the winter sky.
7
The light clouds sweeping across the sky scarcely obscured the mournful radiance.
8
There is something in the restful radiance of moonlight which mellows hearts.
9
The clouds had gone from it and the old radiance had returned.
10
The only radiance shed upon the gloom outside comes from the heavens.
11
They cast a harsh and pale radiance across the sloping desert floor.
12
She was standing there, charming in the unconscious serenity of her radiance.
13
Upon his left hand, an iron ring glowed with an emerald radiance.
14
His face wore a flush of radiance; his eyes were like diamonds.
15
On leaving him she realised that the central radiance had been love.
16
Her mortal frame could not endure the splendors of the immortal radiance.
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Translations for radiance
Portuguese
Radiance through the time
Radiance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common