What is another word for be bright?

Pronunciation: [biː bɹˈa͡ɪt] (IPA)

To "be bright" can refer to a person's intelligence or personality, as well as the appearance of something. Synonyms for this phrase may include "brilliant," "radiant," "gleaming," "vivid," and "lustrous." Other phrases that could be used include "shine," "illuminate," "glitter," and "sparkle." When referring to intelligence, synonyms could include "smart," "clever," "gifted," "talented," and "knowledgeable." When used to describe a person's personality, synonyms could include "cheerful," "optimistic," "upbeat," "energetic," and "enthusiastic." Overall, there are many words that could be used as synonyms for the phrase "be bright," each with their own unique connotations and shades of meaning.

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Be bright

  • Since light travels faster than sound, some people appear to be bright until you hear them speak.
    Brian Williams
  • The future will be bright, if you play it right!
    Debasish Mridha
  • "At one time, the race depended upon quantity for survival," Toby said. "Now it is destroying itself. We believe that man's unique characteristics, imagination, psychic understanding, sympathy, and so forth, are being undermined. Even if the race survives physically, it won't be the same race. We won't be bright enough to recognize our fall from grace, either; that's the hell of it. Tests show that though our mental capacity is as great as ever, our use of it has slumped to an astonishing degree."
    Jane Roberts
  • The present! it sinketh with sorrow and care, That but for the future, it never could bear; We dwell in its shadow, we see by its light, And to-day trusts to-morrow, it then will be bright.
    Letitia Elizabeth Landon
  • Strange, but when he closed his eyes he had an image of the hotel above them restored to its former grandeur. A concierge and porter in the lobby. Someone behind the desk waiting to take his key. Sintra in an evening gown. They’d be about to take a motored vehicle to the opera. The streets would be busy with merchants and people coming home from work. The buildings, the storefronts, would be bright and cheery with lights. Like it had been in those mayfly beautiful moments between wars, before the Rising.
    Jeff VanderMeer

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