Meanings
adjectiveluminious (comparative more luminious, superlative most luminious)
comparative more luminious · superlative most luminious
- uncommonUncommon form of luminous.
On the table next to the cot, Ka-Zar found the solution to the mystery—a large can of luminious paint!
1941 April 29, “Young Ka-Zar”, in Marvel Mystery Comics, number 181 more example
Much as I enjoyed this winter, greatly as it instructed me, I cannot now recover from its luminious dark more than here and there an incident, a poem, a song.
1929, Hamlin Garland, A Son of the Middle Border (New York: Macmillan Co., originally published by Collier, 1914), page 202
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