Shining brilliantly; radiant: “tower searchlights . . . as fulgent as half a billion candles” (Nicholas Proffitt).
[Middle English, from Latin fulgēns, fulgent-, present participle of fulgēre, to flash, shine.]
fulgently ful'gent·ly adv.
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Shining brilliantly; radiant: “tower searchlights . . . as fulgent as half a billion candles” (Nicholas Proffitt).
[Middle English, from Latin fulgēns, fulgent-, present participle of fulgēre, to flash, shine.]
fulgently ful'gent·ly adv.
There was one tiny though fulgent light in the corner of the darkened room.
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