Definitions
softly bright or radiant
Word origin
From Latin lūcentem, the present participle of lūcēre (“to shine”).
Used in a sentence
“Sherif Nasir led us: his lucent goodness, which provoked answering devotion even from the depraved, made him the only leader (and a benediction) for forlorn hopes.”
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01“Softly bright”6 letters
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