IPA: /ˈruːtɪlənt/
KK: /ˈruːtɪlənt/
Describing something that shines or glows with a bright red or golden color.
The sunset painted the sky in rutilant hues, creating a breathtaking view.
Rutilant → It is derived from "rutilus" (meaning red or reddish) in Latin, which is related to the color of rust or the glow of fire. The suffix "-ant" (meaning characterized by) indicates a quality or state. Thus, "rutilant" describes something that is characterized by a reddish glow or brightness.
Think of the Latin word for red, 'rutilus', to remember that 'rutilant' refers to something that shines with a reddish glow.
No commonly confused words.