fulgencyn.

1643 D. Swift Pious President 6 Their fulgency in vertue demonstrated by their resolutenesse for exact obedience is the musick in their eares.

1659 D. Pell Πελαγος 480 A flower that will constantly expose itself unto the fulgency of the Sun.

1710 M. Beare Sensorium 16 The internal Motion of the volatile and fermentative Principles, composing the watry Humour, which so exagitates the Particles of the second Element, as to cause this Fulgency.

1794 R. J. Sulivan View of Nature II. 412 The great fulgency and clearness of the sun's light.

1840 Church of Eng. Mag. 4 Jan. 15/2 Lake, and wilderness, and sea, Laugh'd in the glorious fulgency!

1896 Poet-lore 8 382 The red fulgency of an early star.

1935 C. P. Gilman Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman ix. 128 The garden was light with electric lamps, shading their fulgency over the flowers.

2007 B. Folkart Second Finding iii. 78 The disconnected fulgency of these images is a carry-over from the arsenal of surrealistic techniques.