brighten

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: Always use color to brighten up a dull Web Site.

Object

• complexion: Naturally exfoliate and brighten the complexion with this non-drying, rebalancing preparation.
• sky: Drops inside the cone brighten the sky inside the bow.
• skin: Dissolve dirt, unplug pores, and brighten dull skin.
• eye: To brighten eyes, treat twice daily with All About Eyes.
• agent: The stock must be free of optical brightening agents.
• face: Other faces brightened for The Writer, not for The Man.

Used with why or when

• when: At least the mood brightened when we turned on the radio.

Particle object:

• corner: Left over mosaic tiles have been used to create a movable work of art to brighten up darker corners.
• evening: These will all be good events to brighten up the winter evenings.
• bit: The weather had brightened up a bit too, the midday sun melting some of the frost.
• room: We look to provide a sea of craft ideas that can brighten up any room.
• street: The idea behind the hanging basket event was to get residents to brighten up the local streets by displaying the baskets outside their homes.
• garden: They help to brighten up the late autumn garden.

Modifying Another Word

• considerably: On arriving in Oxford the weather had brightened considerably.
• instantly: Mix with your favorite foundation or apply direct to the skin to instantly brighten your complexion.
• suddenly: During the outburst event, the normally faint star suddenly brightened, becoming 600,000 times more luminous than our Sun.
• gradually: Mercury lamps strike and gradually brighten as they warm up - they have a distinctive cold blue light.
• certainly: I love its beautiful orange flowers, which certainly brighten up the dull days of February.
• soon: Day 3 The early morning was a little overcast, but soon brightened as the morning progressed.