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Effulgence

usgb/ɪˈfʌldʒəns/Volume
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Used mainly in literary texts like poems or novels, not in everyday conversation. SlideHer eyes had an effulgence that reminded him of the stars.
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Describes light with intense brightness, often overwhelming. SlideThe diamond's effulgence could be seen from across the room.
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Often suggests beauty, purity, or divinity associated with the subject. SlideThe effulgence of her smile lit up the dreary room.