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Meanings of unusually brilliant in English

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Usage of unusually brilliant in English
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The season promises to be an unusually brilliant one, doesn't it, dear?
Her Weight in Gold
2
In fact, there seemed an unusually brilliant light in the room.
To-morrow?
3
This particular evening was unusually brilliant, for the monsignores and cardinals were extra-abundant.
The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life, 1875-1912
4
For the fag end of the season, people seemed unusually brilliant.
The Translation of a Savage, Volume 2
5
And people said he had an unusually brilliant career before him.
A Modern Chronicle — Volume 01
6
He was a man of unusually brilliant attainments, and he spared no pains.
Princess
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She had entered the high school that morning with an unusually brilliant color.
Her Father's Daughter
8
The night was clear and the stars were unusually brilliant.
Fighting in France
9
Such a number of unusually brilliant stars give the southern sky an unequalled splendor.
Recreations in Astronomy / With Directions for Practical Experim...
10
The day was calm; the sun unusually brilliant; the autumnal foliage most gorgeous in colour.
Silver Lake
11
At dinner the marquis was unusually brilliant and witty.
The Grey Cloak
12
The carnival is to be unusually brilliant this year.
Prince Eugene and His Times
13
Her eyes were unusually brilliant, and her cheeks were pink enough to have been rouged.
Love, the Fiddler
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One of his teachers says he was an unusually brilliant scholar, with remarkable artistic gifts.
Winning a Cause: World War Stories
15
She peered at Charlotte, whose eyes seemed unusually brilliant.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
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There followed an unusually brilliant display of aurora.
Halo Cryptum
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