radiant in Latin
radiant in Latin is radians — radiant means giving off light or heat; shining brightly.
radiant in Latin
radians
Radiating light and/or heat.
What does "radiant" mean?
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adjective Giving off light or heat; shining brightly.
"The radiant heat from the fireplace warmed the whole room."
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adjective Glowing with happiness, health, or beauty.
"She looked radiant on her wedding day."
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radiant in a sentence
- The radiant heat from the fireplace warmed the whole room.
- She looked radiant on her wedding day.
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What is "radiant" in Latin?
"radiant" in Latin is radians. radiant means: Giving off light or heat; shining brightly.
How do you use "radiant" in a sentence?
Example: "The radiant heat from the fireplace warmed the whole room." In Latin, "radiant" is radians.
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