radiant
/ˈreɪdiənt/
adjective
- Sending out light or heat; shining brightly.
- A radiant light came from the lighthouse, guiding ships to shore.
- The campfire cast a radiant glow on the faces of the campers.
- The radiant sun warmed the cold winter day.
- Showing great happiness, love, or health; glowing with emotion.
- His radiant smile made everyone feel welcome.
- The new parents were radiant with joy as they held their baby.
- She looked absolutely radiant in her graduation gown.
noun
- A point or object from which light or heat rays are given out.
- In the diagram, the radiant is shown as a small dot at the center.
- The meteor shower seemed to come from a single radiant in the sky.
- The sun is the primary radiant of heat and light for our planet.