1. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] of surpassing excellence.

Rhymes with Brilliant

• resilient

How do you pronounce brilliant?

Pronounce brilliant as ˈbrɪljənt.

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How to spell brilliant? Is it brillent? Or brillant? Common misspellings are:

• brillent
• brillant

Sentences with brilliant

1. Adjective
The more colours you use, the more brilliant the glass will look.

Quotes about brilliant

1. I admired Stephen Daldry very much; I think he's a brilliant director, and also, I feel close to him because he has a lot of theater behind him. He's also a man of great imagination and a lovely sense of humor.
- Max von Sydow

2. Ray Bradbury is, for many reasons, the most influential writer in my life. Throughout our long friendship, Ray supplied not only his terrific stories but a grand model of what a writer could be, should be, and yet rarely is: brilliant and charming and accessible, willing to tolerate and to teach, happy to inspire but also to be inspired.
- Greg Bear

3. The friendship of Shostakovich cast a brilliant light over my whole life and whose spiritual qualities captured my soul once and for all time.
- Galina Vishnevskaya

2. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] having or marked by unusual and impressive intelligence.

3. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] having striking color.

4. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] characterized by grandeur.

5. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] full of light; shining intensely.

6. brilliant

adjective. ['ˈbrɪljənt'] clear and sharp and ringing.