resplandor means radiance — a common term in Beautiful Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: October 1, 2025
resplandor
noun • /[res-plan-DOR]/
radiance
Example:
El resplandor matutino iluminó la colina dormida.
The morning radiance lit up the sleeping hill.
🧠 What does resplandor mean?
Resplandor refers to a bright, shining light or glow, often associated with beauty, intensity, or brilliance. It can describe the physical radiance of something like a sunset or a jewel, but also the metaphorical brilliance of a person's talent or personality. Think of a radiant glow, a dazzling shimmer, or a luminous aura.
📚 Extra examples
- El resplandor del sol poniente era impresionante.
The radiance of the setting sun was breathtaking. - Su rostro tenía un resplandor de felicidad.
Her face had a radiance of happiness. - El resplandor de las joyas la hacía parecer una reina.
The radiance of the jewels made her look like a queen. - Hablaba del futuro con un resplandor en los ojos.
He spoke of the future with a radiance in his eyes. - El resplandor de la luna iluminaba el camino.
The radiance of the moon lit the path.
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'resplandor' comes from the verb 'resplandecer,' which means 'to shine brightly' or 'to gleam.'
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "resplandor"
Synonyms: brillo, luminosidad, fulgor, lustre
Opposites: opacidad, oscuridad, sombra
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