Brilliant is valid Scrabble Word

Is brilliant a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for BRILLIANT in dictionary:

VERB:

to cut and polish a diamond

NOUN:

a diamond
a diamond of brilliant cut
popular circular cut for diamonds and other gemstones in the form of two many-faceted pyramids (the top one truncated) joined at their bases

ADJECTIVE:

A diamond or other gem of the finest cut, formed into faces and facets, so as to reflect and refract the light, by which it is rendered more brilliant. It has at the middle, or top, a principal face, called the table, which is surrounded by a number of sloping facets forming a bizet; below, it has a small face or collet, parallel to the table, connected with the girdle by a pavilion of elongated facets. It is thus distinguished from the rose diamond, which is entirely covered with facets on the surface, and is flat below.
The smallest size of type used in England printing.
A kind of cotton goods, figured on the weaving.
of surpassing excellence
having or marked by unusual and impressive intelligence
characterized by grandeur
having striking color
full of light; shining intensely
clear and sharp and ringing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

very bright; glittering

Words related to BRILLIANT

brilliante12 brillianted14 brillianting15 brilliantly16 brilliantness15 brilliants12 lucent8

Words that contain BRILLIANT

brilliante12 brilliants12 brillianted14 brilliantly16 unbrilliant13 brilliantine14 brillianting15 brilliantined16 brilliantines15 brilliantness15 brilliantnesses17

How to use BRILLIANT in a sentence

Here he made a reputation as a classical scholar and a brilliant talker, but made a failure of his mathematics.
And he was inevitably destined to brilliant success.
If fresh painted and lighted up it would make a very brilliant appearance.
Then he was taken with the brilliant idea of sleeping the night in Chichester and going back next day via Harting to Petersfield station and London.
Her brilliant little sister used to say that people began by admiring her, but ended by loving Matilda.
Dominic Fitzgerald had paid them a visit, and the brilliant bride had cheered them up for a little and seemed to bring new life with her.
So deep were the layers of mould on each terrace that fruit trees were grown amidst the plants of luxuriant foliage and the brilliant Asian flowers.
Too many of the brilliant men of France have lacked principle, have been ready to sell themselves to the highest bidder.
Enoch was vaguely conscious, too, that the colors of the walls were more brilliant.
On this slender basis she visited London, was so fortunate as to attract the attention of Garrick, and was by him introduced into his brilliant circle.

He was a splendid, brilliant preacher, and he loved arguing for his new belief in public.
The sun beat down upon them, in their wide hats, their semi-nakedness, attired in their sombre or brilliant cotton skirts.
The glare of a brilliant April sunset shone in the rainbow-hued western sky, and on the fresh, green earth, all arrayed in the budding promise of spring.
It then contained a very interesting and important group of men, the most brilliant and conspicuous of whom was, undoubtedly, Mr.
She is simply an incidental figure in our view of the brilliant Court of the Othos.
When they came down into the drawing-room they found a brilliant company assembled, chiefly Musical-Bankical like themselves.
Trove burnt the candles freely and was able but never brilliant in his work that year, owing, as all who knew him agreed, to great modesty and small confidence.
They walked cautiously through the park, for the moon was brilliant and outlined every object with startling vividness.
The mighty naval battle of Jutland had quickly transformed itself from a defeat into a brilliant triumph.
It was during the brief and brilliant ministry of Dr.
We are here concerned with him as a brilliant English man of letters.
Adams, than by all the brilliant audience before me.
His brilliant black eyes and the scar on his cheek gave him away, and one of his fellow-workmen became suspicious, and for the sake of the reward notified the military.
There also was brilliant green undergrowth, and coloured flowers.
As the outcome, incited by the brilliant young Alcibiades, she resolved on the fatal Sicilian expedition.
The walls are of variegated marble richly ornamented with gold, and the ceiling and dome are covered with brilliant fresco-paintings.
One could scarcely recognize in the islanders of eleven or twelve hundred years ago, the polished, brilliant, and interesting people of to-day.
Yet, in considering the period of chivalry, we must not yield too much to the attraction of its brilliant show, its high flown sentiments, and knightly valor.

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