Refulgence [noun]

If the children looked brilliant to Pop he did not reflect their refulgence.

Brock shone with a refulgence that bedimmed all expectations.

Then suppose that after twenty-four hours the sun should burst upon us in all his refulgence and glorious magnificence.

Her eyes were open now, and the refulgence falling around her from the burning cedar, seemed like the glory of heaven.

La Petite Mer is in full view, the opposite shore lost in the refulgence of a reflected glow, as if it were the open sea itself.

Rugs were shaken, floors waxed and rubbed, the silver frames and vases in her sitting room polished to refulgence.

Impossible not to get a sort of refulgence oneself, they thought, living here, and absorb it and give it out again.

When the sun waxed strong, I beheld in the refulgence of the two our great, encircled earth as a tiny ball in the distance below.

The caravan came to it under the dim light of the few stars that had not yet attained their refulgence.

He was like one who is seeing a Great Light and who is still too dazed by its refulgence for speech.