Bright
Bright adjective - Giving off or reflecting much light.
Usage example: the moon is bright tonight
Both words in one sentence
- But sometimes no light means "no signal" and a light means "signal received"; sometimes it's dim light: no signal, bright light: signal received; and sometimes it's permanently a dim light.
Source: Pressure Sensitive Interface - She can also make her eyes glow similarly to angels, although her glow is a more dim and grayish color as opposed to the bright white or bluish-white glow of regular angels.
Source: Nephilim - It occurs to him that maybe the reverse isnt true - alto sax is the sort of girl that demands attention, and Lackadaisys bright for a cellar but dim for a dance hall.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Lackadaisy
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