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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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But it’s good for the soul to find bright economic spots amid a world that is shifting on its very foundations.

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And yet atollas gain their reddish coloration from pigments called porphyrins, which don’t absorb blue light all that well and which, if exposed to bright light, emit toxins.

Kentucky governors were limited to a single term when she left office in 1987, and Collins’s political future looked bright.

A bright, well-educated woman with a polite demeanor, she looks like a future teacher of the year more than a radical organizer.

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But underneath her bright smile, she struggled with a range of medical and mental health issues, her parents said.

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