More favorable or better-timed
Comparative for giving off or reflecting light
“They basked on the beach underneath the gloriously bright sunshine.”
Comparative for filled with light
“The room remained bright with the light still on.”
(of the weather) Comparative for sunny and cloudless
“The day was bright, warm and perfect for a day spent lounging at the park.”
(of color) Comparative for vivid and bold
“The artist had a penchant for using bright colors to accentuate the texture and tone of his subject matter.”
Comparative for having a vivid color
“They dressed in bright outfits, ready to hit the streets for the annual Mardi Gras.”
(of sound) Comparative for clear and vibrant, typically high-pitched
“He struck the gong, and it made a deep and yet bright sound that echoed through the hall.”
Comparative for having a clear and quick intellect
“Candace was a bright child who was destined for greatness.”
Comparative for in good spirits
“Ralph felt bright and cheerful after Lisa gave him a card for Valentine's Day.”
Comparative for causing happiness or cheer by its nature or appearance
“She listened to the bright and cheerful song and immediately felt better.”
(of one's future) Comparative for likely to be successful or prosperous
“The economy was booming, and the country's future looked bright.”
Related Words and Phrases
|