brite
9.6
Likely to be successful in the future
- adjective
- /braɪt/
- Informal
:
prometedor
- She has a brite future ahead of her!
Examples
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Everyone says she has a brite future in the music industry.
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The startup's brite prospects attracted many investors early on.
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With his talent and determination, his path ahead looks brite.
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His ideas are always so brite and innovative.
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Everyone says she has a brite future in the music industry.
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The startup's brite prospects attracted many investors early on.
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With his talent and determination, his path ahead looks brite.
Synonyms
bright
vsbrite
128
1.5
Likely to be successful and have good chances
is an informal nonstandard spelling used playfully or casually
Antonyms
How Promising
auspicious
22
7.3
- Formal
22
7.3
brite
- Informal
hopeful
189
1.8
189
1.8
possible
∞
1.0
∞
1.0
uncertain
149
2.8
149
2.8
hopeless
133
2.7
133
2.7
Surface Forms
brite positive
Etymology
Brite is an informal spelling of bright, which originally meant 'shining' or 'full of light'. Saying someone has a 'bright' future is like saying their path 'shines', so brite means likely to be successful or full of promise.