Pre-fŭl'gen-cy, n.
n. [Lat. præfulgens, p. pr. of præfulgere, to shine forth, to shine greatly, from præ, before, and fulgere, to shine.] Superior brightness or effulgency. [Rare.] Barrow.
n. [Lat. præfulgens, p. pr. of præfulgere, to shine forth, to shine greatly, from præ, before, and fulgere, to shine.] Superior brightness or effulgency. [Rare.] Barrow.