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1. (n.) radiance
radiant brightness or light.
2. radiance
warm, cheerful brightness.
Etymology: (1595–1605)
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| Definition of 'radiance' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) radiance, glow, glowing
the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface
2. (noun) radiance, radiancy, shine, effulgence, refulgence, refulgency
the quality of being bright and sending out rays of light
3. (noun) radiance
an attractive combination of good health and happiness
"the radiance of her countenance"
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| Definition of 'radiance' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) radiance
alt. of Radiancy
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Sense: sending out rays of heat, light etc or carried, sent etc in the form of, or by means of, rays of heat, light etc.
the radiance of her smile.
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 Afrikaans: glans |
 Arabic: بَريق، لَمَعان، إشْعاع |
 Bulgarian: сияние |
 Brazilian: esplendor |
 Czech: zářivost |
 German: das Strahlen |
 Danish: udstråling |
 Greek: ακτινοβολία |
 Spanish: resplandor |
 Estonian: sära |
 Farsi: درخشندگی |
 Finnish: säteilevyys |
 French: éclat |
 Hebrew: זוֹהֵר |
 Hindi: कान्ति, चमक, दीप्ति |
 Croatian: blještavilo, sjaj |
 Hungarian: ragyogás |
 Indonesian: sukacita |
 Icelandic: ljómi, útgeislun |
 Italian: radiosità |
 Japanese: 輝き |
 Korean: (눈, 얼굴 등의) 밝은 빛 |
 Lithuanian: spindesys, spindėjimas |
 Latvian: starojums; mirdzums |
 Malay: keserian |
 Dutch: glans |
 Norwegian: utstråling |
 Polish: blask |
 Persian: درخشندگی |
 Pashto: ځلا، بريښيدنه |
 Portuguese: esplendor |
 Romanian: seninătate |
 Russian: сияние |
 Slovak: žiarivosť |
 Slovenian: žarenje |
 Serbian: blistavost |
 Swedish: strålglans |
 Thai: ความเบิกบาน |
 Turkish: neşe/mutluluk saçma |
 Taiwanese: 容光煥發，光芒四射 |
 Ukrainian: сяяння |
 Urdu: چمک دمک |
 Vietnamese: sự rạng rỡ |
 Chinese: 喜悦, ，闪烁 |
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