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brilliant

[bril-yuhnt] / ˈbrɪl yənt /




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"I am just looking at her and thinking she could be sweet but a psycho, like that would be brilliant," Rachel told the other traitors.

From BBC

Jayawardhana said Caltech’s achievements are rooted in its “deceptively simple formula: empowering brilliant minds to explore important questions with imagination and courage and making bold commitments to efforts others might consider too risky or far-fetched.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Two years ago I wouldn't have thought of coming to one of these places. Getting to know Jane again has been brilliant," Thompson added.

From BBC

In “Doc Martin,” Clunes played a brilliant London surgeon who develops a blood phobia and becomes a general practitioner in the Cornwall fishing village where he spent summers as a child.

From Los Angeles Times

What began as an idea when one person got rained on became a simple and brilliant invention that would reach billions of people.

From The Wall Street Journal