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tranˈsplendent, a. rare.
[f. trans- 1 + L. splendēnt-em, pr. pple. of splendēre to shine, be bright. Cf. resplendent.]
Brilliantly translucent; resplendent in the highest degree.
a1541Wyatt Compl. Absence of Love 49 The clere cristall, the bright transplendant glasse. 1622R. Preston Godly Man's Inquis. i. 16 Our weakenesse is so great, and his Maiestie on the other side is glorious and transplendent. 1854J. S. C. Abbott Napoleon (1855) I. xi. 198 Those energies now so transplendent on the banks of the Mississippi and the Ohio.
Hence tranˈsplendently adv., with surpassing splendour.
1664H. More Antid. Idolatry ii. 36 The Divinity..is hypostatically, vitally and transplendently residing in this Humanity of Christ. |