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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Bloody brilliant" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used as an expression of enthusiasm or admiration, often in British English. Example: "The presentation was bloody brilliant; everyone was impressed with your insights."
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"Bloody brilliant.
Bloody brilliant it was and my future wife, who I didn't know then, was at the gig too.
Roughly, "bloody brilliant".
It's bloody brilliant.
"Laura is bloody brilliant.
Absolutely bloody brilliant.
The cast are bloody brilliant.
("He's bloody brilliant, isn't he?" O'Shea said).
And two: "Britain is bloody brilliant".
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And suddenly TV went Britain-is-bloody-brilliant bonkers.
But the largest gulps are reserved for earnest politico Brian, who serves cold bananas with spray cream and starts shouting about how BLOODY BRILLIANT David Cameron is, OK? Forgive them, for they know not what they do.
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