beamy
adjectiveHow many syllables in beamy?
There are 2 syllables in the word beamy.How to pronounce beamy:
Definition of beamy:
- beamy (adjective):
- covering a large area
- adjective. broad in the beam.
- emitting beams of light radiant
Synonyms for beamy:
ablaze
agleam
aglitter
alight
ample
beaming
bright
brightened
brilliant
broad
effulgent
expansive
extensive
glaring
glossy
glowing
huge
illuminated
illumined
incandescent
lambent
large
light
lighted
lightsome
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