Brilliancy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRILLIANCY in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL BRIL·LIAN·CIES]:
• an instance of brilliance: the brilliancies of Congreve's wit.
NOUN [PLURAL BRIL·LIAN·CIES]:
• brilliance.
NOUN:
• the state of being brilliant, also BRILLIANCE
• a quality that outshines the usual
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as brilliance

Words related to BRILLIANCY

brilliance14 brilliancies16

How to use BRILLIANCY in a sentence

• After eight years of this life, lit up here and there by gleams of social brilliancy, we find her carriage, on the 12th of July, 1824, suddenly confronted by a funeral.
• In each basin were fishes whose brilliancy of colouring and beauty of form far surpassed anything I have seen in earthly seas or rivers.
• In recognizing whatever true brilliancy or beauty creatures possess as due to His inbiding presence, the love which they excite in us passes on to Him, through them.
• The brilliancy of her parties excited the jealousy of Richelieu.
• The sun was pouring down with scorching brilliancy, and the flies gathered in black swarms about her face and head as she worked her way into the main channel again.
• A sharp glare of lightning lit the room with ominous brilliancy for a moment.
• But if we look for the brilliancy and variety of color seen in our own day, the search will be fruitless, because these were unknown until a half century ago.
• Of all the Roman gardens and palaces, here the splendours of nature and the arts, are assembled with the greatest taste and brilliancy.
• The incompetence and lack of talent whitewashed over by the factory concern lose only too soon their plausible brilliancy.
• The lights for this piece should be of medium brilliancy, and come from the front of the stage.
• The light for this piece must be of medium brilliancy, and come from the right side of the stage.
• Light should come from the side of the stage, and of medium brilliancy.
• The descent was marked by a long train of light, visible ten seconds, while others of less brilliancy followed from the same place within an hour.
• Not every work by a man of genius has in the same degree that brilliancy, that glory which is at once patent even to the most ignoble beholder.
• Madame Henrietta, the queen-mother, was dazzled by the brilliancy which cast distinction upon her family, thanks to the wit of the grand-daughter of Henry IV.
• A single point of light in the wall, with a strange brilliancy illuminated this cell.
• The forests blazed in all the brilliancy of red and yellow and brown.
• She was drawing a tiny wreath of brilliant flowers on a small portfolio, which she was regarding with a complacency that added brilliancy to her animated features.
• The words talent, brilliancy, and reputation, conveyed a meaning to me.
• The system of giving toasts was so regularly established, that collections of them were published to add brilliancy to the festive board.
• The lustrous brilliancy of his eyes was very striking.
• He prefers to brilliancy the pains of rightly distinguishing his ideas, of finding their true extent and exact connection.
• The main room of the express shed was one bright blur of brilliancy and colored smoke.
• I thought her critical of Douglas, in spite of the amazement which her eyes betrayed for his conversational gifts, his self-assurance and brilliancy.
• Lowndes, and served to make more conspicuous the brilliancy of his intellect.

Similar words containing BRILLIAN without suffix cy

brilliant11 brilliance14 brilliante12 brilliants12 brilliances15 brillianted14 brilliantly16 unbrilliant13 brilliancies16 brilliantine14 brillianting15 brilliantined16 brilliantines15 brilliantness15 brilliantnesses17

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