Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Brilliance"

A: This is a common phrase for saying someone or something is super intelligent or amazing.

"The sheer brilliance of his performance made the audience stand and cheer" = The absolute genius/artistry of his performance made the audience stand and cheer

"brilliant" means something is bright, shiny, glowing, etc. but it is also used figuratively to describe someone's intelligence or talent.

"sheer" has a literal meaning of "steep" but it has another meaning of adding emphasis to things. In the dictionary, I see these words listed as synonyms: "total" "utter" "absolute" "thorough" "unmitigated". It can also mean "nothing other than".

A: 1. The man who invented this was brilliant. (Adjective)
2. He brilliantly explained how he managed to escape.
3. It takes brilliance to come up with an idea like that. (Noun)

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A: Yes, it's natural. It sounds like the title of an article or book or something. It's more like "Investment's brilliance."
- The cuteness of dogs -> Dogs' cuteness
- The deliciousness of sushi -> Sushi's deliciousness

A: Definitely *not* natural English, and certainly not to a friend ... “the brilliance” is too vague or abstract to make sense here ... In English, we tend to be quite literal, and direct, but polite

A: That's why it is a smart solution/idea/plan.