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brilliantly

/ˈbrɪl.jənt.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira muito brilhante, luminosa» ou, mais frequentemente, «de forma excepcionalmente inteligente, engenhosa ou impressionante». Usado para descrever ações realizadas com grande inteligência, talento ou sucesso.

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adverb

/ˈbrɪl.jənt.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «de maneira muito brilhante, luminosa» ou, mais frequentemente, «de forma excepcionalmente inteligente, engenhosa ou impressionante». Usado para descrever ações realizadas com grande inteligência, talento ou sucesso.

An adverb meaning "in a very bright, shining manner" or, more commonly, "in an exceptionally clever, skillful, or impressive way." It is used to describe actions performed with great intelligence, talent, or success.

  1. Very brightlyB1formal

    In a way that shines with strong, bright light.

    ptBrilhantemente

    • The stars shone brilliantly in the clear night sky.
    • The diamond sparkled brilliantly under the light.
    • The sun was brilliantly bright that afternoon.

    Sinônimosdazzlinglyglowinglyradiantly

    Antônimosdimlydully

  2. Exceptionally wellB1formal

    In a very clever, skillful, or successful manner.

    ptBrilhantemente

    • She performed brilliantly in the final exam.
    • The team played brilliantly and won the championship.
    • He solved the complex problem brilliantly.

    Sinônimosexcellentlyexceptionallyimpressivelymagnificentlymasterfullyoutstandinglyskillfullysuperblywonderfully

    Antônimosawfullyincompetentlypoorlyterriblyunsuccessfully

Formas
  • more brilliantly comparative form
  • most brilliantly superlative form
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