† splendencen.
Obsolete. rare.
Splendour.
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the mind > attention and judgement > beauty > splendour > [noun]
wlitec825
gite1589
splendencya1591
splendence1604
splendancya1626
pomp1732
splendour1774
blazer1845
blazery1883
splendiferousness1884
the world > matter > light > intensity of light > [noun] > brilliance
alightingeOE
cleretea1340
blasenessa1398
clarityc1400
splendourc1450
resplendishure?1473
resplendour?1473
resplendence?a1475
resplendishing1479
flamingc1540
blazing1563
blaze1586
fulgence1592
fulgoura1600
resplendency1599
splendence1604
nitor1607
refulgence1624
refulgency?1624
fulgurea1634
fulgency1643
fulgidity1656
lucency1656
transplendency1664
vividness1668
brillant1676
shiningness1703
fulgurity1721
vivacity1735
brilliancy1747
brilliance1755
flame1800
éclata1806
vividity1813
prefulgence1892
1604 R. Pricket Honors Fame (1881) 32 More, then if Ten hundred thousand sunnes at once all shinde, and clearly should their radiant splendence guise.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1914; most recently modified version published online June 2021).
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- bourgeoislooking
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- bourgeoisshocker
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- bourgeoning
- bourgeons
- bourgie
- bourgier
- bourgies
- bourgiest
- bourgoigne
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- bourignian
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- bourlaw
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