radiancy
[rey-dee-uh n-see]
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noun, plural ra·di·an·cies.
Origin of radiancy
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Pay Her Radiancy your farewell compliments—and walk out backwards.
A Tangled TaleLewis Carroll
"Her Radiancy is pleased," the Governor reported, after duly translating this.
A Tangled TaleLewis Carroll
Neville too watched his rival, and was puzzled at his radiancy.
And all this radiancy was directed towards the man in the window.
From a Swedish HomesteadSelma Lagerlf
But the radiancy of the Girl's face defied his cynicism utterly.
The Sick-a-Bed LadyEleanor Hallowell Abbott