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brilliant

[bril-yuhnt] / ˈbrɪl yənt /




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Brazilian winger Neres curled in a brilliant shot from distance to give Napoli the lead before half-time against last season's Italian Cup winners.

From Barron's

"The overarching trend is how many people say what a brilliant bloke he was to bump into."

From BBC

"It's been such an incredible journey across Australia, and meeting AC/DC was a brilliant way to begin my run," Mr Pope said.

From BBC

During its tenure, organisers said Bradford had hosted about 5,000 "big, bold and brilliant" events, including the Turner Prize, with city centre footfall increasing by a quarter.

From BBC

I’ve seen talented, brilliant executives whose confidence has been shaken by the continual rejection of their thoughts and ideas.

From The Wall Street Journal