Bright

adjective

braɪt

Adjective

clear and sharp and ringing
“the bright sound of the trumpet section”
Similar:Brilliant
likely to turn out well in the future
“had a bright future in publishing”
Similar:HopefulPromising
made smooth and bright by or as if by rubbing; reflecting a sheen or glow
“bright silver candlesticks”
Similar:BurnishedLustrous Shining Shiny
having strong or striking color
“bright dress”
Similar:Brilliant Vivid
characterized by quickness and ease in learning
“some children are brighter in one subject than another”
Similar:Smart
characterized by happiness or gladness
“bright faces”
“all the world seems bright and gay”
emitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts
“the sun was bright and hot”
“a bright sunlit room”
having lots of light either natural or artificial
“the room was bright and airy”
“a stage bright with spotlights”
splendid
“the bright stars of stage and screen”
“a bright moment in history”
“the bright pageantry of court”
not made dim or less bright
Similar:Undimmed