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bright

[brahyt] / braɪt /
ADJECTIVE
shining, glowing in appearance
Synonyms
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blazing brilliant dazzling flashing glistening glittering golden intense luminous radiant shimmering shiny silvery sparkling sunny vivid
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ablaze aglow alight argent auroral beaming burning burnished coruscating effulgent fulgent fulgid glaring gleaming glossy illuminated illumined incandescent irradiated lambent light lighted limpid lustrous mirrorlike moonlit phosphorescent polished relucent resplendent scintillating sunlit twinkling
Antonyms
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cloudy dark dim dull gloomy
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black depressed depressing doleful dreary dusky horrible murky normal obscure pale pastel somber stupid threatening typical unaware unhappy unintelligent unpromising
ADJECTIVE
sunny, clear (weather)
Synonyms
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mild pleasant translucent
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clement cloudless fair favorable limpid lucid pellucid transparent unclouded
Antonyms
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black cloudy dark depressed depressing doleful dreary dull dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber stupid threatening typical unaware unhappy unintelligent unpromising
ADJECTIVE
intelligent
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brilliant sharp smart
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Einstein acute advanced alert astute aware brainy clear-headed clever discerning eggheaded having smarts ingenious inventive keen knowing precocious quick quick-witted whiz kid wide-awake
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dull slow stupid unintelligent unstylish
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black cloudy dark depressed depressing doleful dreary dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber threatening typical unaware unhappy unpromising
ADJECTIVE
hopeful, promising
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airy breezy excellent golden good rosy
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auspicious benign cheering encouraging favorable optimistic palmy propitious prosperous
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bad
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black cloudy dark depressed depressing doleful dreary dull dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber stupid threatening typical unaware unhappy unintelligent unpromising
ADJECTIVE
cheerful
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happy lively
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alert animated gay genial glad jolly joyful joyous keen lighthearted merry optimistic sanguine spirited sprightly vivacious
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black cloudy dark depressed depressing doleful dreary dull dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber stupid threatening typical unaware unhappy unintelligent unpromising
ADJECTIVE
famous, outstanding
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glorious splendid
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distinguished eminent illustrious magnificent prominent remarkable
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black cloudy dark depressed depressing doleful dreary dull dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber stupid threatening typical unaware unhappy unintelligent unpromising
ADJECTIVE
vivid in color
Synonyms
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brilliant clear colorful deep flashy fresh intense rich sharp
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brave colored gay glitzy hued psychedelic razzle-dazzle ruddy showy tinged tinted
Antonyms
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aboveboard bland boring calm dark dull ignorant indistinct kind lifeless low mild moderate plain stupid tasteless unintelligent
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black cloudy depressed depressing doleful dreary dusky gloomy horrible light murky normal obscure pale pastel somber threatening typical unaware unhappy unpromising

Example Sentences

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The term - a bomber's moon - refers to a bright full moon during World War Two that illuminated the landscape almost like daylight, making it easier for aircrews to navigate and strike their targets.

From BBC • Apr. 14, 2026

In the event that negotiations result in a peace agreement, TD says that TotalEnergies could be poised for a bright future.

From Barron's • Apr. 14, 2026

The dill should read bright and grassy, a little unruly.

From Salon • Apr. 14, 2026

The images reveal a bright, compact inner jet that signals recent activity.

From Science Daily • Apr. 13, 2026

Clouds of ptarmigan rise like giant white snowflakes into a bright sun in front of the dogs —sometimes two, three hundred of them.

From "Woodsong" by Gary Paulsen

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