brilliance
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈbrɪljəns/
:
esplendor
- The fireworks display was filled with the brilliance of colors that captivated everyone in the audience.
- brilliance and splendor
It is part of the brilliance of what I call chaos theory.
- It is part of the brilliance of what I call chaos theory.
- But this, the model or the brilliance of the model doesn't just end there.
- It does have moments of brilliance that is it really that funny?
- Have you seen Kamala Glisson in the brilliance and shine of her true power and leadership?
- Can we just just like pause on the brilliance of that invention creation, the art?
- This is just sort of a chanter ode lament for the brilliance of wolves.
- It's it's dripping with with, you know, harmonizing, you know, technical harmonizing, brilliance and beauty.
- Now it's the time for which you have been made in all your earth's staggering brilliance.
- But being on a show that features teachers and honors them and acknowledges the work they do for way too little pay, that's the brilliance of that show.
- It is the simple naive consciousness which reckons such brilliance as vanity, since it still has the real world for its purpose.
- The good, the bad and the ugly, the brilliance and the flaws.
- I was slightly taken aback by some of those words, cruelty, wonder, brilliance and tragedy.
- Well, I'm going to give you the gift back of brilliance.
Examples
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In the case of the book, the brilliance is truly in the journey.
Blog text (13) -
The Sea World water ski team in a dazzling display of coordination and brilliance.
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If the audience views a commercial and falls in love with its brilliance, try taking the product or idea out.
Academic text (2008) -
Tell them that l admire the brilliance of their design.
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Can we just just like pause on the brilliance of that invention creation, the art?
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Many have forgotten how to be enlightened by the brilliance of the great works of cinema.
Blog text (16) -
Yours approached the brilliance of the Master Imagists, which is a high achievement indeed.
Fiction book (1992) -
Stories of individual madness should not mar the brilliance and the beauty that embody teams like Barcelona.
Blog text (20) -
All my life, I've been in love with its color, its brilliance, its divine heaviness.
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The main beneficiaries were Western Europe (through the brilliance of the Marshall Plan) and Japan.
Academic text (2010)
Synonyms
150
3.2
Very high quality or skill that makes one stand out
74
4.6
Bright, beautiful appearance that people admire
72
4.5
Great beauty and size that make you feel respect
42
4.3
Great beauty that looks impressive and rich
14
5.9
An impressive size or beauty that makes people admire it
13
5.0
Great beauty that makes people feel impressed and full of wonder
2
4.8
A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy
2
9.6
Great beauty or power that makes you feel deep respect and wonder
2
3.0
Being very surprising and impressive
1
4.4
A quality of being very impressive and wonderful
1
4.1
Great size and beauty that makes something look impressive, like a cathedral
1
7.1
A very great beauty shown in delicate detail
1
5.8
Great beauty or success that makes people admire something
1
9.5
A very bright and beautiful appearance that looks impressive
1
9.9
A very bright, shining light that fills a place
1
7.0
A very strong brightness or quality that makes people and things stand out
A bright, beautiful appearance that attracts attention
A bright light or great talent that amazes people
A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic
A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive
A state of being very large or amazing that makes people feel wonder
Antonyms
Compounds
How Magnificent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Brilliance comes from the same root as brilliant, which meant 'to shine', like a bright jewel or a richly lit stage. So when we say a set or a palace has brilliance, we mean it looks magnificent and full of shining colour.