brighter
word · lemma: bright
Definition
The comparative form of 'bright,' meaning having more light or being more shiny or vivid than something else. Can also describe something looking happier or more promising.
Usage & Nuances
'Brighter' is often used for comparing light intensity, colors, or moods. Common with words like 'future', 'day', or 'room.' Can be literal (more light) or figurative (happier, more optimistic). Do not confuse with 'lighter' (less heavy or less dark in color).
Example Sentences
The sun is brighter today than yesterday.
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My new lamp is brighter than the old one.
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He painted the room a brighter color.
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I switched to LED bulbs and now my kitchen looks much brighter.
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You seem brighter today—did you get good news?
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I'm hoping for a brighter future in this new city.
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