superbrilliant

English

Alternative forms

• super brilliant
• super-brilliant

Etymology

From super- +‎ brilliant.

Adjective

superbrilliant (comparative more superbrilliant, superlative most superbrilliant)

1. (rare) Extremely brilliant; of exceptional brilliance.
   • 1960, Hispanic Review‎^[1], Department of Romance Languages of the University of Pennsylvania, page 30:

     In the section "Dios - Tinieblas" his thoughts turn about God the Eternal Father, the superbrilliant invisible sun, perceptible only as Dionysian divine darkness.

   • 1964, Catholic Biblical Quarterly, Volumes 6-7‎^[2], Catholic Biblical Association of America, page 155:

     The mystical initiation in the experimental knowledge of the love of God takes place according to Psuedo-Dionysiusm "in the superbrilliant darkness of the silence thatreveals mysteries."

   • 2019, Yvonne Kason, Touched by the Light: Exploring Spiritually Transformative Experiences‎^[3], Dundurn Press, →ISBN:

     On came the superbrilliant light. It was not just a flash, and it did not stop. For a moment, I was terrified.