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Meanings of bright colours in English

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Usage of bright colours in English
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Siv loved bright colours, and today her red glasses matched her clothing.
The ice princess
2
Over the bright colours of Sullivan's score came a sudden, sharp creak.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
3
I can't wear stripes or bright colours because they make me expand.
The Guardian
4
Sunlight, soft airs, bright colours, kindness-thesewere beneficent havens to flee into.
Gone to Earth
5
The strange letters on them are painted in gold and in bright colours.
Highroads of Geography / Introductory Book: Round the World with...
6
Upon the stern of the boat was painted in bright colours, Hardi Biaou.
The Battle of the Strong: A Romance of Two Kingdoms — Volume 6
7
The target is a straw-filled canvas disk painted in bright colours.
Outdoor Sports and Games
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The roof was arabesqued with deeply cut patterns, picked out in bright colours.
With Clive in India; Or, The Beginnings of an Empire
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They do not go about in bright colours by any means.
The Martial Adventures of Henry and Me
10
Presently a boat came off manned by natives dressed in very bright colours.
The Strange Adventure of James Shervinton / 1902
11
Some were painted in bright colours so as to emphasise their geometric elements.
The Guardian
12
Matte textures take over, but there's still room for bright colours and fun.
The Irish Times
13
The walls were painted bright colours and the floor was scattered with toys.
The Guardian
14
He enjoyed bright colours and sweet scents, and had a passion for light.
Sydney Smith
15
Rooms are awash in bright colours and some have floor-to-ceiling murals.
BBC
16
We're both hopeless optimists so the walls are painted in very bright colours.
The Irish Times
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Bright colours through the time
Bright colours across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common