brilliant deduction

Frequency: 4.51.1 per million words

Refers to a particularly clever or insightful conclusion reached through reasoning.

deductionADJECTIVE + deduction

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brilliant

Examples (10)

  • "That was a truly brilliant deduction, Holmes!" exclaimed Watson.
  • The detective solved the complex case with one brilliant deduction.
  • Based on the faint footprints, she made a brilliant deduction about where the suspect went.
  • The physicist's groundbreaking theory stemmed from a brilliant deduction after analyzing the data.
  • His brilliant deduction connected two seemingly unrelated events, revealing the conspiracy.
  • It was a brilliant deduction to figure out the power outage was caused by a squirrel.
  • Your brilliant deduction that the missing file was simply mislabeled saved the project.
  • The audience gasped in awe at the magician's brilliant deduction of the chosen card.
  • Are you sure that was a brilliant deduction and not just a fortunate coincidence?
  • The team is hoping for a brilliant deduction to crack the final part of the code.