radiant

Preposition: with

• light: The moon was a luminous, bright globe in the dark sky, radiant with silver light.
• joy: In the ruddy fire glow her fair face looked radiant with joy.
• smile: I found my tiny beggar woman radiant with smiles.
• splendor: As Gerard was awaiting death, watchers saw his face grow radiant with unearthly splendor.
• youth: Were you greeted by a vision of clear, firm skin, glowing with health and radiant with youth?

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: Increased circulation brings vital nutrients and proteins to the sub dermal layers, leaving skin radiant, cleaner and healthier looking.

Modifies a noun

• complexion: The radiance program promises you a radiant, luminous complexion!
• kiskadees: Sail to san a variety of radiant yellow kiskadees.
• heater: They had to bring in radiant heaters to bring the flowers on.
• glow: How can I give my skin a radiant glow?
• flux: These glazing types are capable of changing their optical properties in order to control solar radiant heat flux into the building.
• heat: The radiant heat given off by the floor results in very high comfort levels.

Modifying Another Word

• irresistibly: An irresistibly radiant smile This is the great comfort lipstick!
• so: Her face became so radiant that some present said her beauty was almost frightening.
• even: She does not look glorious, shining or even radiant, she looks luminous.
• absolutely: The beautiful bride was absolutely radiant - and Angus looked about as happy as anyone could be.
• positively: Now their goal is to make sure that their already adorable baby looks positively radiant in a special Christmas outfit.

Used with adjective complement

• look: In the ruddy fire glow her fair face looked radiant with joy.
• become: Her face became so radiant that some present said her beauty was almost frightening.
• make: Transformed with the goodly transformation of the transfiguration of Christ, we find ourselves made radiant by our good works, magnifying it.