relucent
/ˌriːˈluːs(ə)nt/adjective
Casting back light; shining, gleaming; radiant, resplendent.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Skelton (c1460–1529), poet. From classical Latin relūcent-, relūcēns, present participle of relūcēre to shine out. Compare Middle French relucent.
- repetition
- repetitional
- repetitionary
- repetition choice
- repetition clock
- repetition compound
- repetition compulsion
- repetition device
- repetitionist
- repetition phenomenon
- repetition running
- repetition sermon
- repetition training
- repetition work
- repetitious
- repetitiously
- repetitiousness
- repetitive
- forget-me-not
- forgettable
- forgetter
- forgivable
- forgivably
- forgive
- forgiveness