radiant
1 of 2adjective/ˈreɪdiənt/
Forms:more radiant,most radiant
1
emitting or reflecting light in a bright, glowing manner
- The radiant sun cast a warm glow over the landscape.
- The radiant moon cast a silvery glow over the landscape.
- The radiant glow of the fireplace warmed the cozy living room.
- The sun was radiant that day, casting a warm glow over the beach.
- The radiant glow of the candles created a cozy atmosphere for the dinner party.
2
clearly showing or emitting great joy
- Her radiant smile lit up the room, making everyone feel welcome.
- After the news, he had a radiant look on his face, filled with happiness.
- The couple exchanged radiant glances, reflecting their deep affection for each other.
- She felt radiant on her wedding day, surrounded by love and joy.
- The child's radiant laughter brought warmth to everyone around.
3
vividly noticeable and impressive
- Her radiant self-confidence inspired everyone in the room to speak up.
- The radiant energy of the performance captivated the audience from start to finish.
- His radiant enthusiasm for the project motivated the entire team.
- The radiant beauty of the landscape took their breath away as they hiked through the mountains.
- She had a radiant presence that made her the focal point of any gathering.
Synonyms:
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4
emitted or transmitted as radiation, often referring to energy such as heat or light
- The radiant heat from the sun warms the Earth's surface.
- The room was filled with radiant light from the large windows.
- Scientists measure the radiant energy emitted by stars.
- The radiant glow of the lamp lit up the entire space.
- Radiant energy is crucial for photosynthesis in plants.