Brilliant meaning in English

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Definition

brilliant: wonderful, excellent, superb, great, fantastic adjective
  • "Brian : Brilliant!"
  • "Art is subjective, Moira, and I thought it was brilliant!"
  • "It's brilliant!"
  • "Listen, Sigourney, I have in front of me the latest issue of the Sunday Roast, featuring your brilliant essay on the company."
  • "Bruno Delavigne, President and CEO Delavigne Corporation: "Patrice was a great man with a brilliant eye."
  • "Brian : Don't be, Edward, you're gonna be brilliant."
  • "Susie : Brilliant!"

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