adjective

bright

bright, intelligent, vivid, cheerful

The sun is very bright today.

The sun is very bright today.

She is a very bright student.

She is a very bright student.

He wore a bright yellow shirt.

He wore a bright yellow shirt.

She has a bright future ahead of her.

She has a bright future ahead of her.

bright + ((noun)) describes a noun The bright light hurts my eyes.

((noun)) + is bright used as a predicative adjective The future looks bright.

Synonyms: shining, intelligent, vivid; Antonyms: dark, dim, dull

From Old English 'beorht' meaning 'bright, clear, shining'.

Imagine a 'bright' light bulb over a 'bright' student's head, symbolizing both light and intelligence.

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