Definition Synonyms
Definition of beamy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionRare joyful or radiant in appearanceRare
- Her beamy smile lit up the room.
2.
radianceRare emitting or appearing to emit lightRare
- The beamy lighthouse guided us through the night.
Origin of beamy
Old English, beam (tree) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of beamy in a sentence
The child's beamy face was full of excitement. The beamy headlights lit up the entire road. Her beamy smile brightened the gloomy room.
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- French:rayonnant, lumineux, ...
- German:strahlend, glänzend, ...
- Italian:raggiante, splendente, ...
- Spanish:radiante, luminoso, ...
- Portuguese:radiante, luminoso, ...
- Chinese:灿烂的, 光芒四射的, ...
- Japanese:輝く, 光り輝く, ...
- Arabic:مُشْرِق, مُشِع, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹרֵן, זוֹהֵר, ...
- Russian:сияющий, светящийся, ...
- Ukrainian:сяючий, ...
- Hindi:खुशमिजाज, प्रकाशमान, ...
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