radiantly

[ UK /ɹˈe‍ɪdi‍əntli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a radiant manner
    the bride smiled radiantly
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How To Use radiantly In A Sentence

  • It was silver and light blue and glowed radiantly in the dark.
  • Curvy white walls, large sails, tablecloths and canvas-seat chairs gleam as radiantly as Tom Cruise's porcelain teeth.
  • Then all himself, and with hardly a rival in art, he went on to unfold those radiantly beautiful prospects of earth and sky which enframe the figures in the The Earlier Work of Titian
  • She smiled radiantly, and placed a big bunch of flowers next to him.
  • She is radiantly attired in a pink designer dress, with her hair curled in tendrils.
  • It was quite a crowd, radiantly resplendent in displays of unearthly power and beauty.
  • Uliana Lopatkina is radiantly regal as the title heroine and Danila Korsuntsev is her dashing swain of a cavalier in 'Raymonda.' A Close Up View of the Kirov
  • Mr. Belmore presented the radiantly clean and peaceful aspect of the man who has risen at nine o'clock instead of the customary seven, and bathed and dressed in the sweet unhurried calm that belongs only to the first day of the week, poking dilatorily among chiffonier drawers, discovering hitherto forgotten garments in his closet, and leisurely fumbling over a change of shirt-studs before coming down to consume the breakfast kept waiting for him. The Happiest Time
  • This moment and after, the people should in radiantly - well love with the legend between!
  • Everything is like with last time, he returns heaven radiantly.
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