Synonyms
Examples for "bright"
Examples for "bright"
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And he said the future of American business and markets is bright.
2
They were all healthy young people, with bright minds and good values.
3
In an instant you forget; the sky is bright; the blood pounds.
4
However, beyond the bright lights of New York visibility was not good.
5
At just 44 years of age, his future remained bright, they concluded.
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Consumers should balance security concerns with their need to use smart devices.
2
It needed to be a good question: something smart, perceptive, and classy.
3
They want a pollution economy - we want a smart green economy.
4
She was obviously smart enough to understand the situation without being told.
5
But the new thinking is what organisations need is really smart people.
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However the team found a clever way of working out the age.
2
At first he thought simply of clever questions to ask the Sage.
3
MagSafe is extremely clever as a concept and exceedingly fine in reality.
4
The vibe knob is a clever solution to a thorny social problem.
5
There's some really clever use of pixelation and freezing and different points.
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Technology offers great promise with 'intelligent borders'. Hunt was educated at Oxford.
2
You'd think they'd develop an intelligent approach to land allocation and use.
3
As a result, their insults are often witty, literary and highly intelligent.
4
Between ten and twenty components come together to form an intelligent individual.
5
You're here because you're both young, intelligent, active professionals with good prospects.
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As a result, their insults are often witty, literary and highly intelligent.
2
She is all vanity: fancies herself beautiful; witty; in short, like you.
3
In modern times Pitt was grave; Fox, Melbourne, and Canning were witty.
4
I chuckled, convinced that I had just thought a particularly witty thought.
5
Are you sure about that one!' But he's quite witty and bright.
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He's self-deprecating and quick-witted enough to keep the action breezing right along.
2
They have the reputation of being the most quick-witted of all Chinese.
3
But the four police were oversure, and Yasmini too quick-witted for them.
4
He jests with his grief, too, in quick-witted retort, as Hamlet jests:
5
Despite his reputation for quietness, Seaman is quick-witted and bolshie with hecklers.
1
She was only sixteen, this sharp-witted little girl, and a beautiful blonde.
2
In the course of her account, she emerges as sharp-witted if occasionally haughty.
3
But she was sharp-witted, and made the most of the situation even so.
4
He's sharp-witted, but is apparently interested only in direct, quantifiable objectives.
5
In regard to other things he was sharp-witted above his fellows.
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Do you think he hasn't followed us, my sharp-witted, nimble-minded lump of self-admiration?
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Jo was a sharp-witted rascal, without a single scruple between, himself and fortune.
8
He is cautious, subtle, intelligent and sharp-witted-goodgifts when they are well used.
9
He was an honest Scot, not too sharp-witted, but straight as a die.
10
Her black-rimmed eyes would stay bright and sharp-witted to the day she died.
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But there's no need to glare at us like that, my sharp-witted wench.
12
The sharp-witted goddess who'd freed him from prison was teasing him.
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He might lack field experience, but he stood out as a sharp-witted intellectual asset.
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The sharp-witted Miss Afflint was a great ally of his.
15
A certain sharp-witted savant surnamed them "La Societe des Malcontents du Spiritisme."
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On every other subject, though, she's the same girl she's always been, sharp-witted, insightful, quick.