VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Bright as a button

Meaning:

intelligent.

Examples:

  • After a good night’s sleep, she woke up feeling bright as a button.
  • The young boy, with his curious questions, proved he was bright as a button.
  • Grandma may be 90, but she’s still bright as a button when it comes to solving puzzles.
  • Dressed in her new outfit, she looked bright as a button at the family gathering.
  • Despite the long flight, he appeared at the meeting bright as a button.
  • The little girl, excited about her birthday, was as bright as a button all day.
  • His answers in the quiz show were so quick and sharp; he’s truly bright as a button.
  • Even in her old age, she remains bright as a button, always full of wit and charm.
  • The detective noticed the child was bright as a button, quickly picking up clues others missed.
  • She had just recovered from the flu but was already feeling bright as a button.
  • When she saw her favorite dessert on the table, her face lit up, looking bright as a button.
  • With his clever ideas during the brainstorming session, he stood out as bright as a button.
  • Despite the tough times, she always managed to look bright as a button in her cheerful outfits.
  • The toddler, learning words so quickly, is as bright as a button for his age.
  • Even at 6 a.m., she’s bright as a button, ready to tackle the day.
  • The new intern is bright as a button and catches on to tasks immediately.
  • Everyone at the party noticed how cheerful and bright as a button she was.
  • After her promotion, she walked into the office bright as a button, radiating confidence.
  • His grandmother praised him, saying he was always bright as a button, even as a child.
  • Dressed for her first interview, she looked polished and bright as a button.