Effulgences [noun]

That was why the people, hovering back from the circular effulgence over the floor around them seemed so dim.

His mind wears no dark-colored glasses; it is strong and healthy enough to bear the dazzling effulgence of the sun.

The milder effulgence of the moon by night throws its silvery glamour over all his senses.

Behind that veil rises up the sun, soon to dissipate those shadows, bathing the earth in the full effulgence of his glory.

It is, therefore, much better to accept the rendering adopted in the Revised Version: the effulgence of His glory.

Philo had described the Word as an effulgence, and spoken also of Him as distinct from God.

This fact was slow in dawning upon him, but when it had fairly caught his vision, it shone with the effulgence of the sun.

It was as though the hard, weary face of a barren landscape were suddenly bathed in the soft effulgence of a midnight moon.

And rising into the sky, it seemed like a second sun of exceeding effulgence at the end of the Yuga.

And at the sight of Naishadha, overpowered by his effulgence, those first of women sprang up from their seats in amazement.