adjective
bright
BRYTE/braɪt/
Giving or reflecting abundant light.
The bright bulb casts a strong pool of light.
Etymology
Old English beorht described brightness and splendor. The later sense 'quick-witted' applies the image of shining to mental ability, so a bright person figuratively shines in understanding.
In context
yet the Brilliance of red depends on the light level in bright light red is a very conspicuous color in highlight levels
More examples
- She wore a bright red scarf.
- The bright student understands the new pattern immediately.
- Her bright smile welcomes the tired travelers.
- The new contract gives the company a bright future.
Forms
bright · brighter · brightest
brightness noun — The amount or quality of light.