Definition of brilliantly in English:

brilliantly

adverbˈbrɪlɪəntliˈbrɪliəntli

1In a very bright or dazzling way.
the brilliantly hued orchid
at night the town was brilliantly lit
Example sentencesExamples
- His works make up a spectacular fleet of brilliantly festooned machines.
- The sanctuary itself is the most brilliantly illuminated part of the church.
- The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too.
- She chose a blue that corresponds to the color of the brilliantly clear sky above New York on that day in September.
- The piece presents a sect of 11 men and women, brilliantly clad alike by in white dress shirts, striped ties, and suspendered knickers.
- The National Health Service workers pushed giant, brilliantly lit beds into the stadium.
- Emerging trends include the brilliantly hued photos of Winstanley and the classic snapshots of Metzner.
- The season unaccountably changes, the leaves all brilliantly fall, thousands at a time,
- From 1912, he painted extensively in northern Ontario, producing brilliantly colored oil sketches on small wooden panels.
- The satellite rose into a brilliantly sunny sky flecked with small white clouds.
2In an exceptionally clever or talented way.
this fight was brilliantly choreographed
Example sentencesExamples
- He brilliantly explored the potential of digging into his site to protect users from the almost constant winds of Mykonos.
- The brilliantly gifted heir to landed estates and a fortune, he would seem to have had everything needed for success.
- In contrast with the townscape, which was brilliantly inventive, individual buildings were of ephemeral mediocrity.
- Her brilliantly edited and produced catalog accompanies this wonderful exhibition.
- His finest works are brilliantly satirical attacks against militarism.
- It's light and colorful, not deep stuff, but so well crafted, so brilliantly orchestrated, that you're apt to play it again and again.
- Two years later, he brilliantly expressed his ideas in the first Manifesto of Surrealism.
- The company is an outstanding example of a brilliantly executed strategy of consolidation.
- His buildings have been brilliantly photographed by Gunay for the book.
- He has brilliantly combined his ideas about language and images to create a complicated and moving tribute to people who have been involved with the research foundation.
1. 2.1 In an impressive or outstanding way; very well.
  she succeeded brilliantly
  he seems to be coping brilliantly
  Example sentencesExamples
  The main stadium performed brilliantly, the biggest was the best.
  Both art forms shine more brilliantly with the contrast between the use and non-use of the voice.
  As a quasi-comedy/tragedy, it works brilliantly!
  This production brilliantly resurrects the 1906 drama as a play for today.
  With brilliantly successful results, the Greek sculptor of the portrait has reinterpreted this prototype in terms suitable to an Eastern conception of a proper ruler image.
  It's brilliantly tense and exciting, but despite a lot of authentic touches, this film doesn't hold true to the real events of 1979.
  His war paintings brilliantly express the destruction and disillusion of the participants.
  Justly celebrated as one of the greatest pieces of 18th-century English furniture, it combines brilliantly executed ivory marquetry and sculptural carved detail.
  Are these paintings on the whole deprived of the expected painterly satisfactions so brilliantly present in the figure pieces?
  All the dancers are fabulous technically, but they shine most brilliantly when they are enjoying what they're doing.

Definition of brilliantly in US English:

brilliantly

adverbˈbrɪliəntliˈbrilēəntlē

1In a very bright or dazzling way.
the brilliantly hued orchid
at night the town was brilliantly lit
Example sentencesExamples
- From 1912, he painted extensively in northern Ontario, producing brilliantly colored oil sketches on small wooden panels.
- The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too.
- The season unaccountably changes, the leaves all brilliantly fall, thousands at a time,
- Emerging trends include the brilliantly hued photos of Winstanley and the classic snapshots of Metzner.
- The National Health Service workers pushed giant, brilliantly lit beds into the stadium.
- The sanctuary itself is the most brilliantly illuminated part of the church.
- She chose a blue that corresponds to the color of the brilliantly clear sky above New York on that day in September.
- His works make up a spectacular fleet of brilliantly festooned machines.
- The piece presents a sect of 11 men and women, brilliantly clad alike by in white dress shirts, striped ties, and suspendered knickers.
- The satellite rose into a brilliantly sunny sky flecked with small white clouds.
2In an exceptionally clever or talented way.
this fight was brilliantly choreographed
Example sentencesExamples
- His buildings have been brilliantly photographed by Gunay for the book.
- It's light and colorful, not deep stuff, but so well crafted, so brilliantly orchestrated, that you're apt to play it again and again.
- He brilliantly explored the potential of digging into his site to protect users from the almost constant winds of Mykonos.
- Her brilliantly edited and produced catalog accompanies this wonderful exhibition.
- The company is an outstanding example of a brilliantly executed strategy of consolidation.
- His finest works are brilliantly satirical attacks against militarism.
- In contrast with the townscape, which was brilliantly inventive, individual buildings were of ephemeral mediocrity.
- The brilliantly gifted heir to landed estates and a fortune, he would seem to have had everything needed for success.
- Two years later, he brilliantly expressed his ideas in the first Manifesto of Surrealism.
- He has brilliantly combined his ideas about language and images to create a complicated and moving tribute to people who have been involved with the research foundation.
1. 2.1 In an impressive or outstanding way.
  she succeeded brilliantly
  Example sentencesExamples
  All the dancers are fabulous technically, but they shine most brilliantly when they are enjoying what they're doing.
  Are these paintings on the whole deprived of the expected painterly satisfactions so brilliantly present in the figure pieces?
  It's brilliantly tense and exciting, but despite a lot of authentic touches, this film doesn't hold true to the real events of 1979.
  Justly celebrated as one of the greatest pieces of 18th-century English furniture, it combines brilliantly executed ivory marquetry and sculptural carved detail.
  His war paintings brilliantly express the destruction and disillusion of the participants.
  This production brilliantly resurrects the 1906 drama as a play for today.
  With brilliantly successful results, the Greek sculptor of the portrait has reinterpreted this prototype in terms suitable to an Eastern conception of a proper ruler image.
  As a quasi-comedy/tragedy, it works brilliantly!
  Both art forms shine more brilliantly with the contrast between the use and non-use of the voice.
  The main stadium performed brilliantly, the biggest was the best.

单词	brilliantly
释义	Definition of brilliantly in English: brilliantly adverbˈbrɪlɪəntliˈbrɪliəntli 1In a very bright or dazzling way. the brilliantly hued orchid at night the town was brilliantly lit Example sentencesExamples His works make up a spectacular fleet of brilliantly festooned machines. The sanctuary itself is the most brilliantly illuminated part of the church. The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too. She chose a blue that corresponds to the color of the brilliantly clear sky above New York on that day in September. The piece presents a sect of 11 men and women, brilliantly clad alike by in white dress shirts, striped ties, and suspendered knickers. The National Health Service workers pushed giant, brilliantly lit beds into the stadium. Emerging trends include the brilliantly hued photos of Winstanley and the classic snapshots of Metzner. The season unaccountably changes, the leaves all brilliantly fall, thousands at a time, From 1912, he painted extensively in northern Ontario, producing brilliantly colored oil sketches on small wooden panels. The satellite rose into a brilliantly sunny sky flecked with small white clouds. 2In an exceptionally clever or talented way. this fight was brilliantly choreographed Example sentencesExamples He brilliantly explored the potential of digging into his site to protect users from the almost constant winds of Mykonos. The brilliantly gifted heir to landed estates and a fortune, he would seem to have had everything needed for success. In contrast with the townscape, which was brilliantly inventive, individual buildings were of ephemeral mediocrity. Her brilliantly edited and produced catalog accompanies this wonderful exhibition. His finest works are brilliantly satirical attacks against militarism. It's light and colorful, not deep stuff, but so well crafted, so brilliantly orchestrated, that you're apt to play it again and again. Two years later, he brilliantly expressed his ideas in the first Manifesto of Surrealism. The company is an outstanding example of a brilliantly executed strategy of consolidation. His buildings have been brilliantly photographed by Gunay for the book. He has brilliantly combined his ideas about language and images to create a complicated and moving tribute to people who have been involved with the research foundation. 2.1 In an impressive or outstanding way; very well. she succeeded brilliantly he seems to be coping brilliantly Example sentencesExamples The main stadium performed brilliantly, the biggest was the best. Both art forms shine more brilliantly with the contrast between the use and non-use of the voice. As a quasi-comedy/tragedy, it works brilliantly! This production brilliantly resurrects the 1906 drama as a play for today. With brilliantly successful results, the Greek sculptor of the portrait has reinterpreted this prototype in terms suitable to an Eastern conception of a proper ruler image. It's brilliantly tense and exciting, but despite a lot of authentic touches, this film doesn't hold true to the real events of 1979. His war paintings brilliantly express the destruction and disillusion of the participants. Justly celebrated as one of the greatest pieces of 18th-century English furniture, it combines brilliantly executed ivory marquetry and sculptural carved detail. Are these paintings on the whole deprived of the expected painterly satisfactions so brilliantly present in the figure pieces? All the dancers are fabulous technically, but they shine most brilliantly when they are enjoying what they're doing. Definition of brilliantly in US English: brilliantly adverbˈbrɪliəntliˈbrilēəntlē 1In a very bright or dazzling way. the brilliantly hued orchid at night the town was brilliantly lit Example sentencesExamples From 1912, he painted extensively in northern Ontario, producing brilliantly colored oil sketches on small wooden panels. The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too. The season unaccountably changes, the leaves all brilliantly fall, thousands at a time, Emerging trends include the brilliantly hued photos of Winstanley and the classic snapshots of Metzner. The National Health Service workers pushed giant, brilliantly lit beds into the stadium. The sanctuary itself is the most brilliantly illuminated part of the church. She chose a blue that corresponds to the color of the brilliantly clear sky above New York on that day in September. His works make up a spectacular fleet of brilliantly festooned machines. The piece presents a sect of 11 men and women, brilliantly clad alike by in white dress shirts, striped ties, and suspendered knickers. The satellite rose into a brilliantly sunny sky flecked with small white clouds. 2In an exceptionally clever or talented way. this fight was brilliantly choreographed Example sentencesExamples His buildings have been brilliantly photographed by Gunay for the book. It's light and colorful, not deep stuff, but so well crafted, so brilliantly orchestrated, that you're apt to play it again and again. He brilliantly explored the potential of digging into his site to protect users from the almost constant winds of Mykonos. Her brilliantly edited and produced catalog accompanies this wonderful exhibition. The company is an outstanding example of a brilliantly executed strategy of consolidation. His finest works are brilliantly satirical attacks against militarism. In contrast with the townscape, which was brilliantly inventive, individual buildings were of ephemeral mediocrity. The brilliantly gifted heir to landed estates and a fortune, he would seem to have had everything needed for success. Two years later, he brilliantly expressed his ideas in the first Manifesto of Surrealism. He has brilliantly combined his ideas about language and images to create a complicated and moving tribute to people who have been involved with the research foundation. 2.1 In an impressive or outstanding way. she succeeded brilliantly Example sentencesExamples All the dancers are fabulous technically, but they shine most brilliantly when they are enjoying what they're doing. Are these paintings on the whole deprived of the expected painterly satisfactions so brilliantly present in the figure pieces? It's brilliantly tense and exciting, but despite a lot of authentic touches, this film doesn't hold true to the real events of 1979. Justly celebrated as one of the greatest pieces of 18th-century English furniture, it combines brilliantly executed ivory marquetry and sculptural carved detail. His war paintings brilliantly express the destruction and disillusion of the participants. This production brilliantly resurrects the 1906 drama as a play for today. With brilliantly successful results, the Greek sculptor of the portrait has reinterpreted this prototype in terms suitable to an Eastern conception of a proper ruler image. As a quasi-comedy/tragedy, it works brilliantly! Both art forms shine more brilliantly with the contrast between the use and non-use of the voice. The main stadium performed brilliantly, the biggest was the best.
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