adv. 1 giving off or filled with much light; 2 intelligent or clever
She had a brightly colored blouse.
She had a brightly colored blouse.
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The candle will flare brightly before going out.
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Why do some non-poisonous snakes have brightly colored scales?
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Why are some insects brightly colored?
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Parrots have brightly colored plumage.
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The spotlight shown brightly over the stage.
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The comet shone brightly against the empyreal tapestry of the sky.
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His brightly colored beak stood out against the tangle of dark green leaves. What does tangle mean?
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The sarong was made of a brightly colored fabric.
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A tisket, a tasket, a brightly colored what?
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What shone brightly in Katie's window?
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I winced as the sun shined brightly in my eyes.
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Where can the fires of history and tradition burning brightly be found?
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shiny; brilliant; shining; smart
dim
2 syllables
bright-ly
knightly
lightly
nightly
rightly
slightly
sprightly
stitely
tightly
whiteley
whitely
forthrightly
politely
unsightly
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