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bright

Definition for bright

adjective as in sunny, clear (weather)

adjective as in hopeful, promising

adjective as in cheerful

adjective as in famous, outstanding

adjective as in vivid in color

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A group of figures surround an open casket in 1999’s “Family Grief,” their dark garments and mournful poses contrasting with the bright blue shirt of the man resting within.

It’s only been a few weeks, so the full effect of my treatments has not quite kicked in, but to my eyes, my face looks brighter and a little bit lifted.

The explosions lit up the night sky in flashes of bright orange.

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She had a Spanish-style house with bright morning glory vines where she hosted a neighborhood screening of “To Catch a Thief” on her front lawn.

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He said their new products were being marketed as consumer products of harm reduction, but in fact bore characteristics that are "specifically attractive to children", such as bright colours and sweet flavours.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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