Bright — synonyms, bright antonyms, definition

1. bright (a)

2. bright (US)

3. bright (Adjective)

bright (Adjective) — Emitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts. ex. "the sun was bright and hot" ex. "a bright sunlit room"

bright (Adjective) — Having striking colour. ex. "bright dress"

bright (Adjective) — Characterized by quickness and ease in learning. ex. "some children are brighter in one subject than another"

bright (Adjective) — Having lots of light either natural or artificial. ex. "the room was bright and airy" ex. "a stage bright with spotlights"

bright (Adjective) — Made smooth and bright by or as if by rubbing; reflecting a sheen or glow. ex. "bright silver candlesticks"

bright (Adjective) — Splendid. ex. "the bright stars of stage and screen" ex. "a bright moment in history" ex. "the bright pageantry of court"

bright (Adjective) — Not made dim or less bright. ex. "bright headlights"

bright (Adjective) — Clear and sharp and ringing. ex. "the bright sound of the trumpet section"

bright (Adjective) — Characterized by happiness or gladness. ex. "bright faces" ex. "all the world seems bright and gay"

bright (Adjective) — Full of promise. ex. "had a bright future in publishing"

4. bright (Adverb)

bright (Adverb) — With brightness. ex. "the windows glowed jewel bright"