brighter
adj.adj. giving off more light or having a stronger, clearer color than something else. You also use it to describe someone who is very smart or a situation that looks more positive.
adj. the comparative form of 'bright', indicating a higher intensity of light, vividness of color, or mental aptitude. Often used figuratively to describe optimistic prospects or improved conditions.
The new lightbulbs make the kitchen look much brighter.
After the storm passed, the sky turned a much brighter blue and the air felt fresh.
Economists are offering a brighter outlook for the next quarter, suggesting that the recent policy changes are finally beginning to stabilize the national market.
Comparative form of 'bright'; typically followed by 'than' when making a direct comparison.
This room is more brighter than the other.This room is brighter than the other.As a one-syllable adjective, 'bright' takes the '-er' suffix for its comparative form and should not be used with 'more'.