resplendent
She was wrapped resplendently in her scarlet Oxford gown.
It was a resplendently illustrated book.
He was resplendently handsome in his officers' uniform.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Smart & elegant
clean-cut
cut
cut a fine figureidiom
dapper
dapperly
debonair
dressed (up) to the ninesidiom
dressed to killidiom
elegant
elegantly
nattily
natty
nine
not a hair out of placeidiom
soigné
spiff someone/something up
spiffily
spiffy
spruce
spruce someone/something up

Examples of resplendently

resplendently
Every inch of the blue varnished surface of the car shone resplendently, and every particle of brass was polished until it was painful to view.
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He would shine out resplendently against this ignorant plainsman and have a lot of fun in the bargain.
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The rocks around him, that before had shone so resplendently, were now blackened and calcined--the lovely vegetation blasted--the paradise a desert.
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Boys attired in their best tip-toed about in creaking new shoes, resplendently polished for the occasion.
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The carriages, the horses and the drivers are all strong and all well-cushioned, and the drivers are resplendently tinseled besides.
From Project Gutenberg
Some women even make the mistake of dressing shabbily that they may gown their daughters resplendently.
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The sun fell resplendently on my silver storks and gold dragons and silk poppies.
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The table linen was fine and dazzling white, the silver and glass resplendently bright and clean.
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The grand old house was as it had been left a year ago--fitted up resplendently for a bride--a bride who had never come.
From Project Gutenberg
The bath-room was immaculate in white tiling, the tub shone resplendently white, and there was steaming-hot water!
From Project Gutenberg
She was a showy, loud-voiced blonde, resplendently over-dressed.
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