The word 'resplendence' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of radiance, brilliance or attractiveness. For example, "The resplendence of the bride's gown was beautiful to behold."
Meloy's playing - on a variety of acoustic guitars - has its own resplendence but it's the voice that really enthrals.
One of the gifts of a Kingsolver novel is the resplendence of her prose.
The resulting works are often smaller — less dependent on expansive scale and overwhelming resplendence to make an impression — as well as more diverse.
If a tyrant dies peacefully in bed in the full resplendence of his rule, his death is a theater of that power; if a tyrant is executed while crying for mercy in the dust, then that, too, is a reflection of the nature of a fallen regime and the reaction of an oppressed people.
La Amada is an oasis of relaxation and resplendence just a few miles north of the frenetic Cancún strip.
Ali was prevented from boxing until 1970 – that is, between the ages of 25 and 28, which undoubtedly should have been the pinnacle and prime of his athletic resplendence.
But this resplendence of his wasn't quite the cause of my paroxysm.
It's absolutely the time to embrace your favoured social scene, preferably in full, colourful resplendence.
There are Van Rensselaers, Delafields and scattered remnants of yesterday's resplendence, but gates have been flung open.
The new season, subtitled "Opening New Doors," ushers its stars into a building in Japan's mountainous Nagano Prefecture, where a resplendence of autumn leaves gives way to snow falling among bare branches, as captured in reality-TV cinematography of a lushness rarely seen since "The Hills" left MTV.
When the Great Belzoni entered Seti's tomb, its resplendence could not make up for one major disappointment.
