Bright ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Bright ( adjective )

1. Emitting or reflecting light.
2. Having or showing a strong or vivid color.
3. Having or showing intelligence, vivacity, or courage.
4. Having a cheerful or optimistic disposition or outlook.

Origin:

Old english beorht, of germanic origin; related to dutch beroemd and german berühmt.

Examples:

1. The bright sun was shining in the sky.
2. She wore a bright yellow dress.
3. He had a bright idea for solving the problem.
4. She had a bright smile on her face.
5. The future looked bright for the company.

(As an adverb)

Bright ( adverb )

1. Emitting or reflecting light.
2. Having or showing a strong or vivid color.
3. Having or showing intelligence, vivacity, or courage.
4. Having a cheerful or optimistic disposition or outlook.

Origin:

Old english beorht, of germanic origin; related to dutch beroemd and german berühmt.

Examples:

1. The bright sun was shining in the sky.
2. She wore a bright yellow dress.
3. He had a bright idea for solving the problem.
4. She had a bright smile on her face.
5. The future looked bright for the company.