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Meanings of very brilliant in anglès
We have no meanings for "very brilliant" in our records yet.
Usage of very brilliant in anglès
1
An idea struck me-itseemed a very brilliant one at the moment.
2
The lantern illuminated every part, and it made a very brilliant appearance.
3
The scheme appeared to Simon Craft to be a very brilliant one.
4
It is not a very brilliant song, but it is indomitably cheerful.
5
All these combined gave their heads a very brilliant and spangled appearance.
6
About midway between this and Argelander is a very brilliant little crater.
7
Abel was very brilliant, and told more and better stories than usual.
8
Mr. Sclater did not hear of him what roused very brilliant hopes.
9
His staff was very brilliant, considering it was got together without preparation.
10
That he thought his chance a very brilliant one is not remarkable.
11
He is a very brilliant man, and has had a notable career.
12
And, indeed, this young colonel was a very brilliant and imposing personage.
13
I always imagine I'm something very brilliant and triumphant and splendid .
14
His strong, well-opened eyes were very brilliant but quite colourless like steel.
15
A very brilliant but a very dangerous exploit, that of yours, Thomson.
16
Lady Blantyre was somewhat taller, of fuller figure, with very brilliant bloom.
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Very brilliant through the time
Very brilliant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare