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effulgent

[ UK /ɪfˈʌld‍ʒənt/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. radiating or as if radiating light
    the effulgent daffodils
    a refulgent sunset
    the beaming sun
    a radiant sunrise

How To Use effulgent In A Sentence

  • Without iridescent blue eye shadow, an effulgent outfit or a hair-sprayed coif, she looks normal.
  • He who meditates becomes united with the effulgent Sun.
  • The soul is 10,000 times more effulgent than the sun, but the covering of ignorance is so strong that we appear to be like dead matter.
  • After this he quickly returned and prostrated himself once more before the effulgent brothers.
  • He inhabits one of those effulgent personalities that transcends whatever it is he is supposed to be doing, along with an ebullient fan base and a well-promoted ordinary blokiness that charms men and mums alike.
  • Effulgent compose acts the role of ablaze series, extremely attractive inwrought craft series, be today the mainstream that Xia Liang pulls.
  • The streets in winter are effulgent with the thick smells of gingerbread and gluhwein. Times, Sunday Times
  • Effulgent compose acts the role of ablaze series, extremely attractive inwrought craft series, be today the mainstream that Xia Liang pulls.
  • People used to explain me as an effulgent person.
  • the effulgent daffodils
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