bright

[braɪt]

bright Definition

• 1. giving out or reflecting much light; shining
• 2. intelligent and quick-witted
• 3. vivid or bold in color

Using bright: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bright" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The sun is bright today.

• Example

  She has a bright future ahead of her.

• Example

  He is a bright student who always gets good grades.

• Example

  The flowers are bright pink.

bright Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bright

• shiny
• luminous
• radiant
• clever
• smart
• intelligent
• sharp
• vibrant
• bold
• vivid

Antonyms for bright

• dull
• dim
• dark
• stupid
• dumb
• slow
• boring
• drab
• pale

Phrases with bright

• bright and early

  very early in the morning

  Example

  We have to wake up bright and early tomorrow for our flight.

• bright idea

  a clever or innovative idea

  Example

  She had a bright idea to solve the problem.

• bright lights

  a big city, especially when it is considered exciting or glamorous

  Example

  She moved to the big city to pursue her dreams of stardom under the bright lights.

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Summary: bright in Brief

The term 'bright' [braɪt] refers to something that gives out or reflects much light, is intelligent and quick-witted, or vivid or bold in color. It can describe the sun, a person's future, a student's academic performance, or the color of flowers. Phrases like 'bright and early' and 'bright idea' add to its versatility.