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- adverb In a
coruscating manner.
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Examples
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How can you not return my calls when I called you "coruscatingly brilliant" in Time?
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I use "coruscatingly brilliant" because it was what a columnist early on called Arthur Schlesinger Jr., a figure in John F. Kennedy's White House and the focus of much, and deserved, praise.
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Yours truly was invited to take part in the third of these webwide authorial summits, and you can read the coruscatingly collated results… …Here!
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JFK saw it and laughed: "Just remember, a hundred thousand votes the other way and we'd all be coruscatingly stupid."
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Yours truly was invited to take part in the third of these webwide authorial summits, and you can read the coruscatingly collated results…
BookGeek Panel: Authors Get On Down With The Punditry « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS 2009
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The standard orange habanero has a distinctive fruity, floral aroma, but McGrath's Bhuts have an earthier taste; they are coruscatingly hot, but not noticeably more so than a habanero.
latimes.com - News 2011
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Polly Harvey has forged a career as the blacksmith of unhappiness, mostly her own and of a coruscatingly personal nature.
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This coruscatingly brilliant comic novel "showed" me the world of the intellect in much the same way that
About Last Night About Last Night 2010
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This coruscatingly brilliant comic novel "showed" me the world of the intellect in much the same way that
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This coruscatingly brilliant comic novel "showed" me the world of the intellect in much the same way that
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