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adjectiveclear and sharp and ringing
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adjectivenot made dim or less bright
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adjectivelikely to turn out well in the future
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adjectivemade smooth and bright by or as if by rubbing; reflecting a sheen or glow
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adjectivehaving strong or striking color
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adjectivecharacterized by quickness and ease in learning
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adverbwith brightness
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adjectivecharacterized by happiness or gladness
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adjectiveemitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts
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blazing blinding bright as a new penny brilliant buttonlike buttony coruscant dazzling effulgent fulgent fulgid glaring glary gleaming glimmery glinting glistening glistering glittering glittery glossy twinkling agleam aglitter aglow ardent beadlike beady beaming beamy silver silvern silvery sleek slick sparkly iridescent lambent lucent luminous lurid lustrous nacreous nitid noctilucent opalescent opaline pearlescent radiant refulgent satiny scintillant scintillating self-luminous sheeny shimmery shining shiny silken silklike silkyOpposite: -
adjectivehaving lots of light either natural or artificial
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adjectivesplendid
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Examples of bright
- "the bright sound of the trumpet section"
- "had a bright future in publishing"
- "bright silver candlesticks"
- "bright dress"
- "some children are brighter in one subject than another"
- "the windows glowed jewel bright"
- "bright faces"
- "all the world seems bright and gay"
- "the sun was bright and hot"
- "a bright sunlit room"
- "the room was bright and airy"
- "a stage bright with spotlights"
- "the bright stars of stage and screen"
- "a bright moment in history"
- "the bright pageantry of court"