brightness
/ˈbraɪtnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being bright; the amount of light that is emitted or reflected by a source.
“The city’s brightness made it difficult to sleep at night.”
2. noun
The quality of being impressive or striking; the quality of being intellectually stimulating.
“The professor’s lectures were renowned for their brightness.”
3. noun
The quality of being cheerful or optimistic.
“Her brightness was contagious and lifted the mood of the entire office.”
4. noun
The quality of being radiant or glowing.
“The fireworks displayed a brightness that lit up the entire sky.”
5. noun
The quality of being clever or witty.
“His brightness in the comedy sketch left the audience in stitches.”
6. noun
The quality of being luminous or shining.
“The gemstone’s brightness made it a highly sought-after treasure.”
7. adjective
Having a high degree of brightness; shining or radiant.
“The bright and colorful flowers added a pop of brightness to the garden.”
8. adjective
Having a high degree of intellectual power or ability.
“The students’ brightness in class discussions was impressive.”
9. adjective
Having a high degree of cheerfulness or optimism.
“Her brightness and enthusiasm were a welcome addition to the team.”
10. adjective
Having a high degree of luminosity or shine.
“The bright and shiny surface of the new car was eye-catching.”