- The state or quality of being brilliant, as:
- Extreme brightness.
- Exceptional clarity and agility of intellect or invention.
- Splendor; magnificence.
- Music. Sharpness and clarity of tone.
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noun
Definition: brightness
Antonyms: darkness, gloom
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Definition: genius
Antonyms: stupidity
The brilliance of the stars reflected in Sandy's eyes.
Tutor's tip: The "brilliance" (intense brightness) of those "brilliants" (diamonds) is amazing.
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