glowed

Radiated soft warmth

Glowed is the past tense of glow.

To glow is to emit steady light or warmth without flame: Embers glowed in the fireplace.

Skin glows with health or exertion.

Faces glow with happiness or pride.

She glowed when she talked about her grandchildren.

Something that glows in the dark emits light after absorbing it.

emotional

pride

Satisfaction from one's achievements

pleasure · contentment · elation · beamed · radiated · blushed · flushed · warmth · inner · health

radiance

luminous

Emitting or reflecting light

sparkling · dazzling · brilliant · incandescent · effulgent · lustrous · beaming · glittering · iridescent · phosphorescent

warmth

embers

Smoldering fire remnants

cozy · flicker · burn · heat · toasty · smolder · fire · blush · flush · rosy

fading

dimming

Decreasing in brightness

sunset · nightfall · lingering · fading · remnant · waning · dying · ebbing · softening · receding

Opposites
light emission

gloweddarkened

Made less bright

dimmed · faded · went dark · extinguished · dulled

intensity/vibrancy

glowedpaled

Lost color suddenly

faded · dulled · blanched · washed out · grayed

emotional/physical radiance

glowedpaled

Lost color suddenly

wilted · drooped · sickened · withered · flagged

Phrases
Family

glow, glowing, glows, glower, aglow

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G