Brilliant and Colored

Brilliant

Brilliant adjective - Giving off or reflecting much light.

Colored and brilliant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Colored" instead an adjective "Brilliant".

Colored

Colored adjective - Marked by a variety of usually vivid colors.
Usage example: the highly colored glassware that is the studio's hallmark

Brilliant and colored are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brilliant" instead an adjective "Colored".

Nearby Words: color, colour, colorful, coloured, coloring

Both words in one sentence

  • Its name is Japanese for "flame-colored metal" or "brilliant scarlet metal".
  • Glowing Gem The contents include several head-sized gemstones that bathe the room in colored light, including a diamond that is so brilliant the princess needs sunglasses to look at it — and her window turns it into a spotlight to illuminate Aladdin posing outside on his horse.
    Source: Glowing Gem
  • Fan Fic / The Vow Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Lianne's feathers on the top of her head (from her forehead to the back of her skull) are colored brilliant golden yellow, "as if she has been kissed by the sun".
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