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brightly /ˈbrʌɪtli /adverb1In a way that gives out or reflects much light: diamond stud earrings shone brightly in his ears lanterns glow brightly in the dark hall...- His genius is pure beauty, a creative flame burning so brightly we can hardly look at it.
- The film noir narrative usually plays out not in the brightly lit kitchen of a comfortable home but at night in dimly lit back streets.
- At times, the sun shines so brightly through the airport that it blinds the camera.
1.1In a way that is characterized by having vivid colours: a very brightly patterned floral jumper brightly painted fingernails 2In an intelligent and quick-witted way: a wry, brightly written essay...- The tribunal could brightly conclude that his rights to religious belief and free speech were not violated.
- It is brightly analyzed by Mr. Fowler, you know.
- He supports and participates in the corporate presentations, and brightly manages time to contribute to closing deals.
3In a cheerful and lively way: chattering brightly those on stage smiled brightly at the crowd...- The orchestra plays brightly, although about an hour's worth of the score is missing.
- The melody rang brightly from the upper gallery.
- The complex chromatic, often dark harmony, and caressing Latin-American lilt was impelled brightly by the pianist.
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