| 释义 |
refulgency ? Obs.|rɪˈfʌldʒənsɪ|
[See prec. and -ency.]
= refulgence.
1616Chapman Homer's Hymn Venus 95 Giue me the refulgencie Of most renown'd and rich posteritie. c1645Howell Lett. (1650) II. li. 60 Her sight is presently dazled and disgregated with the refulgency and coruscations thereof. 1741–2Stackhouse Hist. Bible iv. ii. (1752) I. 461/1 [Moses] was oblig'd then to keep at a more awful Distance from the tremendous Throne of God, and not come within the Circle of its refulgency. 1796T. Scott Comm. Daniel x, To behold, with our bodily eyes, the refulgency of his personal and mediatorial excellences. |