Radiant (adj)
ray-dee-ant
bright with joy, hope, etc.
Radiant, “bright with joy and hope,” is based on Latin radiāns “shining,” the present participle of the verb radiāre “to radiate light, shine,”
Example sentences
“She looked radiant standing with the other graduands.”
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