Brightly
Brightly adverb - In a manner that is colorful and tends to arouse gaiety.
Usage example: parade marchers carrying brightly painted banners
Simply
Both words in one sentence
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Nori says that she recognized the location - it's simply an extremely brightly-lit area under the water.
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Mundane Solution: When Hunch fears going blind in the brightly lit city, the Duke simply drops a pair of sunglasses to him.
- Many brightly colored animals, like Monarch butterflies, simply make predators sick, which still protects other members of the species without relieving any pressure on competing species.
Source: Don't Touch It, You Idiot!
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