Adverb:

প্রদীপ্তরূপে, উজ্জ্বলরূপে,

radiantly's Usage Examples:

premiere, with TIME describing it as, “Now brazen and glittering, now radiantly visionary.

When this is done, a radiantly charismatic hermaphroditic being emerges from the machinery.

Audrey's nose is fixed, making her overall appearance radiantly beautiful.

implications in the dramatic use of light and shadow, with Joseph seen radiantly illuminated on the left side of the print and Potiphar's wife surrounded.

Michiko Kakutani called the book "achingly beautiful" with "lyrical and radiantly pictorial" prose.

"radiantly colored, radially composed".

Death as a friend and advisor Who allows us to be born And to bloom more radiantly Because of our limits On Earth Think of this until you realise Eternity.

Each is a shape-shifter, a prophet, and the father of either radiantly beautiful nymphs or hideous monsters (or both, in the case of Phorkys).

"She is so radiantly confident that the marquee outside glows brighter for having her in the.

Richard Morrision in The Times wrote, "Elizabeth Atherton's Countess is radiantly sung, especially her gorgeously poised Porgi amor.

In 1955 Prell was marketed for women "who want their hair to have that radiantly alive look".

claiming that he transformed the Friar from a tiresome presence to "a radiantly silly little man".

Barnes wrote: "Miss Hepburn with her radiantly raddled beauty, her grace and meticulous theatrical sensibility—shown.

The Guardian noted that Choe "appeared radiantly unfazed by the challenge" and that "Choe should be promoted to principal.

tissue where both cutting and hemostasis are achieved photo-thermally (radiantly).

empathically rendered characters with Chicago's often forbidding, sometimes radiantly beautiful cityscape.

Hyams Beach, known for possessing fine, radiantly white sand.