Bright - definition, pronunciation, transcription
adjective
a stage bright with spotlights
a bright moment in history
the bright pageantry of court
all the world seems bright and gay
adverb
Extra examples
The lighting was too bright.
It was a bright, sunny day.
The room was decorated in bright colors.
The long array of bright helmets.
Chances of success brighter than any that had offered themselves.
A bright lady, surpassingly fair.
He exhibited a bright example of the most heroic valour.
She is an exceedingly bright child.
Her eyes were hurting from the bright lights.
The weather was bright and sunny.
He was an exceptionally bright child.
He is constantly coming up with bright ideas for making money.
I never wear bright colours.
Her voice was bright and cheerful.
She gave him a bright smile.
Word forms
comparative: brighter
superlative: brightest
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