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brightness
[ brahyt-nis ]
noun
- the quality of being bright.
- Optics. the luminance of a body, apart from its hue or saturation, that an observer uses to determine the comparative luminance of another body. Pure white has the maximum brightness, and pure black the minimum brightness.
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noun
- the condition of being bright
- physics a former name for luminosity
- psychol the experienced intensity of light
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of brightness1
Example Sentences
Think about acidity, brightness, citrus, vinegars, and spices.
Solar eclipse glasses are specifically designed to filter out harmful UV rays and reduce the intense brightness of the Sun, making it safe to look directly at the eclipse.
From there, it’s a playground for flavor — add some citrus for brightness, a dash of heat for complexity or a handful of herbs for freshness.
Red onions for their bite, scallions for their grassy brightness, pickled onions for a puckery jolt of acid.
Fruit brings brightness and complexity to a dish — ranging from subtly sweet to surprisingly pungent.
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