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bright
adjective (brighter , brightest )
1 giving out or shining with much light.
2 said of a colour: strong, light and clear.
3 lively; cheerful.
4 colloq clever and quick to learn He's a bright boy .
5 full of hope or promise a bright future .
adverb , literary brightly a fire burning bright .
[Anglo-Saxon beorht or byrht ]
brightly adverb .
brightness noun .
as bright as a button colloq said especially of a child: very intelligent and alert.
bright and early very early in the morning; in good time.
look on the bright side to be hopeful and consider the best features of something.
adjective (brighter , brightest )
1 giving out or shining with much light.
2 said of a colour: strong, light and clear.
3 lively; cheerful.
4 colloq clever and quick to learn He's a bright boy .
5 full of hope or promise a bright future .
adverb , literary brightly a fire burning bright .
[Anglo-Saxon beorht or byrht ]
brightly adverb .
brightness noun .
as bright as a button colloq said especially of a child: very intelligent and alert.
bright and early very early in the morning; in good time.
look on the bright side to be hopeful and consider the best features of something.
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