Pronunciation: /ˈbraɪtən/
verb to make or become brighter
A1 I use a lamp to brighten my room.
A2 She added some colorful flowers to brighten up the table.
B1 Listening to music always brightens my mood.
B2 A fresh coat of paint can brighten any room.
C1 The new lighting system will brighten the entire office space.
C2 His positive attitude never fails to brighten the atmosphere in the room.
adjective used to describe something that is shining or full of light
A1 The brightened room made me feel happy.
A2 She wore a brightened smile when she saw her friend.
B1 The brightened colors of the painting added a cheerful touch to the room.
B2 The brightened atmosphere of the party lifted everyone's spirits.
C1 The brightened outlook on life helped her overcome many challenges.
C2 His brightened personality always brought joy to those around him.
formal The new lighting fixtures will brighten up the office space.
informal Adding some colorful throw pillows can really brighten up the living room.
slang Let's grab some ice cream to brighten our day.
figurative Her smile never fails to brighten my mood.
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