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bright Definition
(a)
emitting
or
reflecting
light
readily
or
in
large
amounts
; "
the
sun
was
bright
and
hot
"; "
a
bright
sunlit
room
"
(a)
not
made
dim
or
less
bright
; "
undimmed
headlights
"; "
surprisingly
the
curtain
started
to
rise
while
the
houselights
were
still
undimmed
"
(r)
with
brightness
; "
the
stars
shone
brilliantly
"; "
the
windows
glowed
jewel
bright
"
(s)
having
striking
color
; "
bright
greens
"; "
brilliant
tapestries
"; "
a
bird
with
vivid
plumage
"
(s)
characterized
by
quickness
and
ease
in
learning
; "
some
children
are
brighter
in
one
subject
than
another
"; "
smart
children
talk
earlier
than
the
average
"
(s)
having
lots
of
light
either
natural
or
artificial
; "
the
room
was
bright
and
airy
"; "
a
stage
bright
with
spotlights
"
(s)
made
smooth
and
bright
by
or
as
if
by
rubbing
;
reflecting
a
sheen
or
glow
; "
bright
silver
candlesticks
"; "
a
burnished
brass
knocker
"; "
she
brushed
her
hair
until
it
fell
in
lustrous
auburn
waves
"; "
rows
of
shining
glasses
"; "
shiny
black
patents
"
(s)
splendid
; "
the
bright
stars
of
stage
and
screen
"; "
a
bright
moment
in
history
"; "
the
bright
pageantry
of
court
"
(s)
clear
and
sharp
and
ringing
; "
the
bright
sound
of
the
trumpet
section
"; "
the
brilliant
sound
of
the
trumpets
"
(s)
characterized
by
happiness
or
gladness
; "
bright
faces
"; "
all
the
world
seems
bright
and
gay
"
(s)
abounding
with
sunlight
; "
a
bright
sunny
day
"; "
one
shining
norming
"-
John
Muir
; "
when
it
is
warm
and
shiny
"
(s)
full
or
promise
; "
had
a
bright
future
in
publishing
"; "
the
scandal
threatened
an
abrupt
end
to
a
promising
political
career
"
bright Synonyms
bright
brightly
brilliant
brilliantly
burnished
lustrous
promising
shining
shiny
smart
sunny
sunshiny
undimmed
vivid
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