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Meanings of
brighten
in English
Catalan
aclarir-se
Spanish
salir el so
Back to the meaning
Become clear.
clear
clear up
light up
overcast
Catalan
aclarir-se
Portuguese
lapidar
Catalan
clarejar
Back to the meaning
Make lighter or brighter.
lighten
lighten up
darken
Portuguese
lapidar
Synonyms
Examples for "
lighten
"
lighten
lighten up
Examples for "
lighten
"
1
Treatment with medications that
lighten
sleep have been effective in some cases.
2
In order to
lighten
the load, the rotor had been taken out.
3
She changes the subject, tries to
lighten
the heaviness in the air.
4
The company sent notices to dealers suggesting some drivers
lighten
key rings.
5
Such a result would very much
lighten
our labours in the session.
1
Mindful of his youthful arrogance, he advises young actors to
lighten
up
.
2
Once she smiled, but the smile did not
lighten
up
her face.
3
Happy Monday folks, here's something to
lighten
up
those post-Carte Blanche blues.
4
I smiled at her reflection, inviting her to
lighten
up
with me.
5
Or should some of us ladies get a life and
lighten
up
?
To make sprightly or cheerful.
enliven
exhilarate
Usage of
brighten
in English
1
He can
brighten
up any dinner table by suddenly producing a 'problem'.
2
Certainly helps
brighten
up the place in such dark times, he said.
3
Skylan looked out at the clear, peaceful sky, just beginning to
brighten
.
4
An unlikely duo has made it its mission to
brighten
people's days.
5
So it will
brighten
the eyes and flush the cheeks of France.
6
Roderick took it with some eagerness; perhaps it would
brighten
his wits.
7
All seemed to
brighten
up at once, and the conversation became general.
8
By this time the sky was beginning to
brighten
in the east.
9
The right colour can
brighten
,
add depth and even enhance your mood.
10
The star ahead continued to
brighten
,
its glow evidently coming from within.
11
Yellow hangings and electric lights
brighten
the dark tones of the woodwork.
12
Photo: Supplied Light Nelson is back again to
brighten
up mid winter.
13
Being a north room, she thought to
brighten
it; and she has.
14
We advise you have a quick read to
brighten
up your day.
15
The velvet collar and cuffs will
brighten
it up a good bit.
16
Venus also alights in your sign on Friday to
brighten
your weekend.
Other examples for "brighten"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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brighten
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
brighten up
brighten things
brighten a bit
brighten the room
brighten again
More collocations
Translations for
brighten
Catalan
aclarir-se
esclarir-se
obrir
asserenar-se
desencapotar-se
desemboirar-se
sortir el sol
obrir-se
millorar
clarejar
avivar
enllustrar
Spanish
salir el so
aclararse
despejar
aclarar
despejarse
salir el sol
mejorar
abrir
Portuguese
lapidar
clarear
Brighten
through the time
Brighten
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common