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bright

[brahyt] / braɪt /








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The temperature was perhaps ten below, with a bright sun that shone through ice crystals in the air so that everything seemed to sparkle.

From Literature

She came to a place in the book where, in the deepest of a sunless winter, for some strange reason, a day dawned bright, bright as a day in spring.

From Literature

One bright spot for Beijing has been exports, which achieved a record boom last year despite a trade war with the United States.

From Barron's

Stock market weakness and surging energy prices weigh on cryptos, but potential regulatory catalysts offer a brighter outlook.

From Barron's

Are we to believe that one of pop’s bright new stars was once … kind of a bummer?

From Los Angeles Times