Multiple choice softskills communication

effulgent

  1. shining brightly; brilliant

  2. causing fear because strange

  3. noxious(harmful) smell

  4. unrestrained outpouring of feeling

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A Correct answer
Explanation

'Effulgent' comes from the Latin meaning 'shining forth' and describes something radiating brilliant light. It's often used in poetic or elevated contexts to describe the sun, stars, or something metaphorically brilliant. The other options describe causing fear (B), noxious smells (C), and emotional expression (D), which are unrelated to brightness.