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irradiant

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ir·ra·di·ant  (-rd-nt)
adj.
Sending forth radiant light.
[Latin irradins, irradiant-, present participle of irradire, to shine forth; see irradiate.]
ir·radi·ance, ir·radi·an·cy n.
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