Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
brilliance .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Effective organizational management nurtures, harnesses and channels these divergent individual "brilliances" into a coherent and cohesive organic mass.
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A hundred more brilliances just to ask ‘How about a walk?’
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The feckless gesture had charmed Marie when Teddy was a boy, an attempt to conceal his transparent obfuscations, the small brilliances of childhood that made it possible to magic one hour of television into two.
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The feckless gesture had charmed Marie when Teddy was a boy, an attempt to conceal his transparent obfuscations, the small brilliances of childhood that made it possible to magic one hour of television into two.
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SHAPIRO: Strasburg could be one of those prospects who turn out to be busts, or who shows flashes of brilliances and then, and it's a common hazard for pitchers, has a career-blunting injury.
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Heaven glimmered and shimmered, its manifold brilliances arcing down to a horizon that on the left was near and sharp.
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The stream has its eddies, currents, and cataracts -- no two days the same -- but those brilliances blur the sight of it.
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Sunlight spilldd from aloft and shattered into a million dancing brilliances.
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Sunlight spilldd from aloft and shattered into a million dancing brilliances.
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He had such caloric that he kindled actors and actresses to unsuspected brilliances.
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