shieldshine

noun
UK /ˈʃiːldʃaɪn/
US /ˈʃiːldʃaɪn/

A bright light that keeps you safe like a shield.

The knight's shieldshine glowed in the dark cave.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shiny polish put on a shield to make it sparkle.

He gave his helmet a shieldshine before the parade.

3. A warm, safe feeling that surrounds you.

Her smile gave him a shieldshine of comfort.

4. A magical flash of light that blocks bad things.

The wizard cast a shieldshine to stop the storm.