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Word: Brilliantly

Part of Speech: Adverb

Meaning: The word "brilliantly" describes doing something in an extremely intelligent or impressive way. It can also mean something that shines very brightly.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "brilliantly" to describe actions or performances that are done with great skill or intelligence.
• It can also be used to talk about bright light or colors.

Examples:

1. Intelligent Usage: "She solved the math problem brilliantly, impressing her teacher."
2. Brightness Usage: "The stars shone brilliantly in the night sky."

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "brilliantly" in formal writing or speeches to emphasize someone's intelligence or talent.
• It can also be used in artistic contexts, like "The artist painted the sunset brilliantly."

Word Variants:

• Brilliant (adjective): Describing someone or something that is very smart or bright. Example: "He is a brilliant scientist."
• Brilliance (noun): The quality of being brilliant. Example: "The brilliance of her idea amazed everyone."

Different Meanings:

1. Intelligent/Impressive: "He performed brilliantly in the competition."
2. Brightness: "The diamonds sparkled brilliantly under the lights."

Synonyms:

• Intelligent: smartly, cleverly, wisely
• Bright: brightly, vividly, radiantly

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "Shine brightly": This idiom means to be very successful or stand out. Example: "He shines brightly in his career."
• "Brilliant idea": Refers to an idea that is exceptionally good or clever.

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Adverb

1. in an extremely intelligent way
   • he solved the problem brilliantly
2. with brightness
   • the stars shone brilliantly
   • the windows glowed jewel bright

Synonyms

• brightly
• bright