That shines; luminous, lustrous, gleaming, beaming; also, of bright or brilliant aspect or exterior; resplendent in dress or equipment.

Bright, shining, beautiful. Cf. sense 5. Obsolete.

Of jewels, eyes, stars: Brilliant. In later use only of eyes, in the poetical phrase steep and gray. Obsolete.

Radiant or luminous in a spiritual, intellectual, aesthetic, etc., sense; brilliant, bright, splendid; animated, vivacious. Now rare.

Vibrant; bright, radiant.

Shining more brightly than others; pre-eminently radiant or glorious.

In occasional uses referring to the visible aspect of flame. Resplendent, glorious. Obsolete.

Of light: issuing or appearing in the form of rays; shining, splendid, dazzling. Also figurative (of beauty, qualities, etc.): shining or projected…

? figurative. Brilliant, splendid. Obsolete.

figurative and in extended use in various contexts: resplendent, glorious, illustrious, sumptuous, etc.

Forming adjectives with the sense ‘that has (a) bright ——’, by combining with a noun + -ed, as bright-cheeked, bright-coloured, bright-faced, bright-h…

Brightly, radiantly, brilliantly. Also as adj.: brilliant, radiant.

attributive passing into adj. †Glittering, splendid (obsolete); chiefly in disparagement: Of deceptively brilliant or valuable appearance; showy with…

Gleaming, glistening, sparkling; (also) showy.

Resplendent.

Flashing, dazzling.