Light, brilliance.

Clearness, brightness, lustre; glory, renown.

Brilliancy, brightness.

Brightness, lustre, brilliancy, splendour. Obsolete. (An exceedingly common sense in 17th cent.)

Great brightness; brilliant light or lustre.

Resplendence; brilliance.

Splendour, brightness; resplendence. Also: an instance of this.

Brightness, brilliance (literal and figurative); lustre, splendour.

Resplendence; radiance.

The action of flame, v. Also concrete, something which flames or resembles a flame.

Shining, splendour.

Brilliant light, brightness, brilliancy; a glow of bright colour.

= fulgency, n.

Dazzling brightness; splendour; a bright light, a dazzling beam. Also figurative.

Resplendence, brilliance; (also) an instance of this.

Splendour.

Brightness, brilliance. Also figurative.

The quality or fact of being refulgent; brilliance, radiance, lustrousness; splendour, glory; (occasionally) an instance of this.

= refulgence, n.

= fulgour, n.

Fulgent quality; brightness, splendour. Also figurative.

Luminosity, brilliance. literal and figurative.

The quality or condition of being transplendent; supereminent brilliancy or splendour.

The state or quality of being vivid, in senses of the adjective. Of colour, light, etc.

Brilliancy.

brightness, brilliance.

= fulgency, n.

Brightness, brilliancy (of light or colour).

The quality of being brilliant; shining quality, lustrousness; shining brightness. physical.

Intense or sparkling brightness or radiance, lustre, splendour.

figurative. Bright or glowing light; brilliance, brilliant colouring.

Brilliancy, radiance, dazzling effect (in lit. sense or with conscious metaphor). Obsolete.

The quality or state of being vivid; vividness.

Pre-eminent brilliance, radiance, or splendour.