brilliant in Latin
brilliant in Latin is lūculentus — brilliant means shining very brightly.
brilliant in Latin
lūculentus
What does "brilliant" mean?
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adj Shining very brightly.
"The sky was a brilliant shade of blue."
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adj Exceptionally intelligent, skilled, or impressive.
"She came up with a brilliant solution to the problem."
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noun A diamond or other gemstone cut with many facets to maximize its sparkle.
"The ring featured a single brilliant set in gold."
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brilliant in a sentence
- The sky was a brilliant shade of blue.
- She came up with a brilliant solution to the problem.
- He's a brilliant chess player.
- The ring featured a single brilliant set in gold.
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What is "brilliant" in Latin?
"brilliant" in Latin is lūculentus. brilliant means: Shining very brightly.
How do you use "brilliant" in a sentence?
Example: "The sky was a brilliant shade of blue." In Latin, "brilliant" is lūculentus.
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