CEFR B2

brilliant

adjective

Meaning

Extremely intelligent or skillful.

Examples

She has a brilliant mind and is expected to excel in her studies.
His brilliant strategy won the game.

Synonyms: smart, clever, intelligent, gifted, genius

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brilliant (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈbrɪl.jənt/

Definition

Extremely intelligent or skillful.

Examples

She has a brilliant mind and is expected to excel in her studies.
His brilliant strategy won the game.
The scientist made a brilliant discovery that could change medicine.

How to Use brilliant

brilliant at (prepositional phrase): Having great skill or talent in a particular area. — "He is brilliant at playing the piano."
brilliant of someone (prepositional phrase): Used to describe someone's kind or clever action. — "It was brilliant of you to help me move."

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