Brilliance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRILLIANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being brilliant, also BRILLIANCY
• intense brightness of light
• vividness of colour
• exceptional talent or intelligence
• a light within the field of vision that is brighter than the brightness to which the eyes are adapted
• the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand
• unusual mental ability
• the state of being brilliant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being brilliant

Words related to BRILLIANCE

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Words that contain BRILLIANCE

brilliances15

How to use BRILLIANCE in a sentence

• A great shaft of pale brilliance shot up toward the zenith.
• At this period, as we know, English painting was at a low ebb, mediocre and conventional, though with a show of artificial brilliance.
• What is needed in a companion is not brilliance of conversation, but the power to make you feel that you are not quite alone in the universe.
• The nights were getting shorter, and the days were brilliant with sunshine, but it was only a cold brilliance as yet.
• The red paint of his monstrous water tanks soothed her by their brilliance.
• They rose steadily, steadily in the ghostly brilliance, and came trickling over their banks at last, behind the flying population of their valleys.
• And which, inspected in broad day later on a country road, gave him uneasy qualms as to its brilliance.
• One star does indeed differ from another in glory, but all give brilliance to our firmament and raise our thoughts from earth.
• The flashes of lightning came at greater intervals, and with a pale glow instead of the dazzling brilliance of the nearer flashes.
• He sometimes allowed the sense of his own merits to blind him to the merits of others, and considerations of self-interest to dim the brilliance of his achievements.
• By the Lord of Hosts, God hath ordained for no one greater good than this, or any spirit more brilliance than this, or any spirit more activity than this.
• Vestige of the Sublime Brilliance exists in a spherical shape, termed splendor, 751-u.
• Wordsworth was destined to see one more orb of the first purity and brilliance rise to its place in the poetic firmament.
• It seemed as if the light surrounding him had faded, though everywhere else in the cabin it still gleamed with its accustomed brilliance.
• A glare of sunlight smote upon her from a passage-window with a brilliance that almost hurt her.
• His brilliance, his gaiety, his extraordinary capacity for being agreeable had made him the pet of the narrow and aristocratic circle which dominated France.
• And his snow-white beard added very greatly to the general brilliance of his appearance.
• That dreadful daytime brilliance that in my present state I found so hard to endure was now becoming softer.
• The earth responded to this new cause of brilliance and heat in the sun.
• In Spain, some ancient Catholic ceremonials are kept up with a brilliance and splendor hardly found elsewhere in Europe.
• Her cheeks were touched with pink, her eyes were lit with so soft and wonderful a brilliance that they shone like stars.

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