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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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Its bright yellow election flyers are full of promises that the party guarantees EU membership "in the next four years" along with a bounty of European investment and maximum respect in the world.

From BBC

"The really startling ones struck me when we were installing them, like the really bright red lipstick that you get on what are essentially babies, and some with bright red or orange eyes."

From BBC

Ms Shekaj said in her statement that her son was "extraordinary" - a "kind, bright soul full of possibilities".

From BBC

Although he wears all those hats, the series doesn’t portray him as particularly bright — he has a complete conversation over the phone with himself.

The drones they will be discussing are more likely to focus on the kind of armed weapons that reached Polish airspace rather than the unarmed drones with bright lights seen over Denmark.

From BBC

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

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