Pronunciation: /ˈæbsəˌlut ˈbraɪtnəs/
noun the state or quality of being bright to the utmost degree
A1 The absolute brightness of the sun makes it impossible to look directly at.
A2 The absolute brightness of the full moon lit up the night sky.
B1 Scientists measure the absolute brightness of stars to determine their distance from Earth.
B2 The absolute brightness of the fireworks display left the crowd in awe.
C1 The absolute brightness of the diamond was unmatched by any other gemstone.
C2 Astronomers use sophisticated instruments to accurately measure the absolute brightness of celestial objects.
adjective describing the highest level of brightness
A1 The absolute brightness of the sun is blinding.
A2 She was amazed by the absolute brightness of the full moon.
B1 The absolute brightness of the fireworks lit up the night sky.
B2 The absolute brightness of the diamond was truly breathtaking.
C1 The absolute brightness of the stage lights made it hard to see the actors' faces.
C2 The absolute brightness of the neon sign was almost overpowering in the dark alley.
formal The concept of absolute brightness refers to the actual brightness of a celestial object, unaffected by distance or any other factors.
informal The absolute brightness of that star is mind-blowing, it's so bright you can see it from miles away!
slang Dude, that car's headlights have absolute brightness, they're blinding everyone on the road!
figurative Her smile had an absolute brightness that lit up the entire room, making everyone feel happy and at ease.
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