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brilliance

noun as in brightness

noun as in splendor

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You would expect Talling to be tasked with combating the brilliance of De Goede, with her work at mauls a potential way to expend some of the Canadian's energy.

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"We've looked for a moment of magic or piece of individual brilliance at Anfield on so many occasions, and on so many occasions we simply fell short in that department," Richards said.

From BBC

“I am immensely grateful to Lorne for the opportunity, to my castmates, the writers, and the crew for their brilliance, support, and friendship,” she continued.

But Miranda’s brilliance and originality — and, yes, genius — as a composer and lyricist are hard to deny.

On her Women's Super League debut for Arsenal, Olivia Smith needed just one moment of brilliance to show why she was the world's first £1m women's footballer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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