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Giving off or reflecting light

Filled with light

(of the weather) Sunny and cloudless

(of color) Vivid and bold

Having a vivid color

(of sound) Clear and vibrant, typically high-pitched

Having a clear and quick intellect

In good spirits

Causing happiness or cheer by its nature or appearance

(of one's future) Likely to be successful or prosperous

Funny and clever

Exceeding others in rank, status, quality or importance

Denotes a constructive or productive feeling

(broad daylight) Bright and clear

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy

Having a healthy skin tone, especially one that is reddish in color

Stylish, modern or appealing in appearance

Having a fullness in sound

In an acceptable state or position

In a visually dazzling or luminous manner

The time in the morning when light first appears

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Adjective

Giving off or reflecting light

glow-in-the-dark

extremely bright

chemiluminescent

radioluminescent

photoluminescent

well-illuminated

well illuminated

reflecting light

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“They basked on the beach underneath the gloriously bright sunshine.”

Adjective

Filled with light

“The room remained bright with the light still on.”

Adjective

(of the weather) Sunny and cloudless

without a cloud in the sky

bathed in light

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“The day was bright, warm and perfect for a day spent lounging at the park.”

Adjective

(of color) Vivid and bold

brightly colored^US

brightly coloured^UK

bright-coloured

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

highly-coloured

fancily decorated

brilliantly colored^US

brilliantly coloured^UK

like an explosion in a paint factory

looking like an explosion in a paint factory

exhibitionistic

putting on the ritz

cheap and nasty

twopenny-halfpenny

painful to look at

standing out a mile

sticking out like a sore thumb

sticking out a mile

standing out like a sore thumb

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“The artist had a penchant for using bright colors to accentuate the texture and tone of his subject matter.”

Adjective

Having a vivid color

bright-coloured

highly-coloured

multicoloured^UK

multicolored^US

many-coloured^US

many-colored^UK

brightly colored^US

brightly coloured^UK

richly colored^UK

richly coloured^US

multi-colored^US

many-splendoured

multi-coloured^UK

like an explosion in a paint factory

looking like an explosion in a paint factory

rainbow-colored

rainbow-coloured

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“They dressed in bright outfits, ready to hit the streets for the annual Mardi Gras.”

Adjective

(of sound) Clear and vibrant, typically high-pitched

“He struck the gong, and it made a deep and yet bright sound that echoed through the hall.”

Adjective

Having a clear and quick intellect

hyperintelligent

quick on the uptake

quick off the mark

quick on the trigger

quick on the draw

sharp as a tack

not born yesterday

very intelligent

not missing a trick

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

on the qui vive

intellectualistic

intellectualist

smart as a whip

with great knowledge

smart as a tack

knowing how many beans make five

with all one's wits about one

know how many beans make five

fast on the draw

having a good head on one's shoulders

having no flies on

thinking outside the box

having been around

capable of learning

know backwards and forwards

know one's onions

with eyes like a hawk

ahead of one's peers

out of the ordinary

old beyond one's years

advanced for one's age

with your wits about you

well thought out

full of insight

showing great knowledge

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

crazy like a fox

nimble-fingered

in one's best interests

knows what's what

ear to the ground

detail oriented

as sharp as a tack

treating with kid gloves

with good taste

like a snake in the grass

forward-looking

having know-how

having good hands

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“Candace was a bright child who was destined for greatness.”

Adjective

In good spirits

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

bright and breezy

in good spirits

in high spirits

on top of the world

full of the joys of spring

full of vim and vigour

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

without a care in the world

as merry as a grig

as lively as a grig

looking on the bright side

keeping the faith

beside oneself with joy

floating on air

disposed to look on the bright side

invigorating^US

looking through rose-colored glasses

envigorating^UK

alive and kicking

as happy as a clam

as happy as a sandboy

full of vim and vigor

doing handsprings

glass half full

tickled to death

pleased as punch

inclined to look through rose-coloured spectacles

always expecting the best

disposed to take a favourable view

seen through rose-coloured spectacles

in seventh heaven

peaches-and-cream

blissfully happy

deliriously happy

in transports of joy

in transports of pleasure

in transports of delight

like a new person

fresh as a daisy

full of get-up-and-go

feeling one's oats

confrontational

full of joie de vivre

coming on strong

pulling no punches

full of activity

tongue-in-cheek

hale and hearty

full of the joy of living

entrepreneurial

still going strong

quick on the draw

quick on the uptake

have chip on shoulder

have a bone to pick

indicating emotion

indicating feeling

full of feeling

full of emotion

not backwards in coming forwards

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“Ralph felt bright and cheerful after Lisa gave him a card for Valentine's Day.”

Adjective

Causing happiness or cheer by its nature or appearance

“She listened to the bright and cheerful song and immediately felt better.”

Adjective

(of one's future) Likely to be successful or prosperous

full of promise

looking on the bright side

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

at the right time

normal for the time of year

appropriate to the time of year

in one's interests

in one's best interests

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“The economy was booming, and the country's future looked bright.”

Adjective

Funny and clever

good-humored^US

tongue-in-cheek

good-humoured^UK

hysterically funny

killingly funny

too funny for words

tongue in cheek

pulling one's leg

screamingly funny

a barrel of laughs

extremely amusing

quick on the draw

quick on the uptake

in good spirits

larger than life

strong in character

full of personality

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Adjective

Exceeding others in rank, status, quality or importance

of high standing

highly regarded

well thought of

much publicized

in the public eye

industry leading

well-thought-of

much-publicized

highly esteemed

highly thought of

in the limelight

out of the ordinary

never to be forgotten

top of the line

top of the range

high-principled

of good standing

self-respecting

not to be forgotten

out of this world

with a good reputation

a cut above the rest

fixed in the mind

salt of the earth

of the first water

of the first order

having made a name for oneself

recognizable^US

self-sufficient

worthy of mention

recognisable^UK

of the first rank

highest-ranking

held in high esteem

morally correct

one in a million

in a league of their own

acknowledged for

of great consequence

earth-shattering

top-of-the-range

of the highest quality

one-in-a-million

record-breaking

unobjectionable

straightforward

stamped on your memory

immortalized^US

immortalised^UK

anti-corruption

copper-bottomed

tried and trusted

top-of-the-line

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Adjective

Denotes a constructive or productive feeling

in the affirmative

straight-shooting

forward-looking

in one's interests

in one's best interests

to one's advantage

greatly appreciated

extremely useful

worth the effort

full of promise

financially rewarding

to one's own advantage

in one's own interests

in one's interest

at the right time

in one's favour

financially worthwhile

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

worth its weight in gold

instrumental in

calculated to produce

contributing to

very productive

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Adjective

(broad daylight) Bright and clear

Adjective

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy

whiter than white

as clean as a whistle

neat as a new pin

clean as a new pin

perfectly clean

in mint condition

in perfect condition

neat as a button

without a scratch

freshly laundered

brand-spanking new

in tiptop condition

apple-pie order

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Adjective

Having a healthy skin tone, especially one that is reddish in color

healthy-looking

youthful-looking

high-coloured^UK

high-colored^US

red-complexioned

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Adjective

Stylish, modern or appealing in appearance

dressed to kill

as if one had just stepped out of a bandbox

up to the minute

up-to-the-minute

well turned out

bang up to date

well turned-out

smartly dressed

fashionably dressed

state-of-the-art

dressed to the nines

forward-looking

well-turned-out

newly discovered

recently developed

lavishly appointed

dressed to the teeth

prosperous-looking

wealthy-looking

as if you had just stepped out of a bandbox

in the mainstream

of smart appearance

dressed to nines

on the cutting edge

in the latest style

contemporaneous

never-before-seen

ground-breaking

forward-thinking

highly developed

ahead of the times

well put together

pulchritudinous

drop-dead gorgeous

fit for a queen

easy on the eye

aesthetically pleasing

easy on the eyes

as pretty as a picture

out of this world

sexually attractive

with good taste

bang up-to-date

dressed up to the nines

commercially successful

fashion-conscious

twenty-first century

ahead of its time

well-proportioned

in the lap of luxury

twenty- first century

brilliantly colored^US

brightly colored^US

brightly coloured^UK

brilliantly coloured^UK

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Adjective

Having a fullness in sound

clearly audible

raising the roof

extremely noisy

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Adjective

In an acceptable state or position

Adverb

In a visually dazzling or luminous manner

“The sun was shining bright above them as they worked the fields.”

Noun

The time in the morning when light first appears

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