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Meanings of so resplendent in English
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Usage of so resplendent in English
1
Never had the minister seen them so multitudinous or so resplendent.
2
Never before had the chasubles she embroidered been so resplendent with silk and gold.
3
The beauty of the latter never shone so resplendent.
4
No body of clergy of like size was ever so resplendent with talents and accomplishments.
5
Who was he, what was he, so resplendent and shining among all these old Greeks?
6
The three other Blue Lily players were similarly decked, but not quite so resplendent as Seven-Brilliant-Truths.
7
Nowadays, what reff or terr group wouldn't just love to claim credit for an event so resplendent?
8
As Adrienne pronounced these last words with enthusiasm, her countenance appeared transfigured, so resplendent did it become.
9
Indeed, when she gave her opera-cloak to the maid she came out so resplendent that Jim Dyckman said:
10
It's so resplendent it's positively vulgar!
11
Byron, too, and Goethe had gifts so resplendent that in kings' palaces they shine like diamonds amid the pebbles.
12
The whole sky is often so resplendent that it is difficult to determine where the orb of day will appear.
13
She could again see them at the ball of that other night, so resplendent and triumphant with their living love.
14
Where are the charms of character, the perfection, and the purity, and the truthfulness, which seemed so resplendent in our friend?
15
Cally had been observing Hugo, who looked so resplendent against this workaday background, and felt herself at a disadvantage with him.
16
The Mosque of El Hâkim was completed in 1013, and was so resplendent throughout that it was known as the "Brilliant."
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