fulgent Antonyms
Strongest:
- somber
- somber
- lightless
- dark
- dim
- dull
- gloomy
- darkling
- obscure
- darkling
- unlit
- obscure
- darksome
- dark
- dusky
- dull
- unlit
- sombre
- blackened
- gloomy
- darkened
- dim
- lackluster
- dusky
- darksome
- sombre
- blackened
- darkened
- lackluster
- lightless
Strong:
- tenebrous
- murky
- cloudy
- pitch-black
- shady
- unbrilliant
- obscured
- gray
- murky
- tenebrous
- cloudy
- obscured
- unbright
- pitch-dark
- unbright
- shadowy
- pitch-dark
- pale
- dimmed
- pale
- leaden
- darkish
- shady
- pitch-black
- grey
- gray
- dimmed
- grey
- leaden
- darkish
- shadowy
- unbrilliant
Weak:
Strongest:
- luminous
- dazzling
- shining
- brilliant
- gleaming
- shimmering
- bright
- radiant
- refulgent
- shiny
- glowing
- effulgent
Strong:
- sparkling
- glittering
- lucid
- splendid
- polished
- shined
- glistening
- lucent
- lustrous
- blinding
- flaming
- blazing
- flickering
- flashing
- bedazzling
- fiery
- clear
- sheeny
- incandescent
- lambent
- candescent
- burning
- beaming
Weak:
Meaning of fulgent
fulgent (s)
shining intensely
fulgent (a.)
Exquisitely bright; shining; dazzling; effulgent.
fulgent Sentence Examples
- The fulgent sun illuminated the ancient ruins, casting golden rays upon the weathered stones.
- The queen's headdress sparkled with a myriad of fulgent jewels, reflecting the candlelight with blinding radiance.
- The fulgent flames of the campfire danced and flickered against the night sky, casting eerie shadows on the surrounding forest.
- The fulgent lightning bolts crashed down from heaven, illuminating the darkened roads with their temporary brilliance.
- The fulgent sword in the warrior's hand gleamed and shimmered, promising both glory and ruin.
- The fulgent gaze of the phoenix mesmerized all who looked upon it, its eyes holding secrets beyond mortal comprehension.
- The fulgent crown rested upon the monarch's head, a symbol of authority and the weight of leadership.
- The fulgent eyes of the infant sparkled with curiosity and boundless potential.
- The fulgent stars twinkled in the night sky, their celestial light a beacon of hope for weary travelers.
- The fulgent spirit of the artist poured forth into his creations, imbuing them with an immortal beauty that would endure for centuries.
FAQs About the word fulgent
shining intenselyExquisitely bright; shining; dazzling; effulgent.
luminous, dazzling, shining, brilliant, gleaming, shimmering, bright, radiant, refulgent, shiny
somber, somber, lightless, dark, dim, dull, gloomy, darkling, obscure, darkling
The fulgent sun illuminated the ancient ruins, casting golden rays upon the weathered stones.
The queen's headdress sparkled with a myriad of fulgent jewels, reflecting the candlelight with blinding radiance.
The fulgent flames of the campfire danced and flickered against the night sky, casting eerie shadows on the surrounding forest.
The fulgent lightning bolts crashed down from heaven, illuminating the darkened roads with their temporary brilliance.
