lucently

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  • adverb Clearly; translucently; luminously.

Examples

  • Corners of silver scrollwork, linked together by bands and clasps of the same metal, adorned its surface, and over the glowing red of its Venetian leather binding, lambs, lions, eagles, doves, and pelicans stood lucently embossed, bearing upon their well-drilled shoulders the sacred emblems and mottoes of the ecclesiastical party.

    King John of Jingalo The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties

  • It was true that the port-hole might most of the time have been wholly ornamental for all the good it did them, for it was generally splashed with grey October sea, but, at least, as Nancy lucently explained, you could see things -- once there had actually been a porpoise -- and that neither of them, in their present condition, would have worried very much about it if their cabin had been an aquarium was a fact beyond dispute.

    Young People's Pride

Note

The word 'lucently' comes from a Latin word meaning 'to shine'.