night-bright

English

Etymology

From night +‎ bright.

Adjective

night-bright (comparative more night-bright, superlative most night-bright)

1. (poetic) bright at night
   • 2007, Mary Rising Higgins, )JOULE TIDES((, page 25:

     […] into the nightbright
     white garden
     roughing desire's
     resonant pebble […]

   • 2011, Rebecca Wilson, A House with No Roof:

     We were on the top of the hotel on Nob Hill, above Chinatown and North Beach, looking out over the night-bright city, all the way to the dark waters of the Bay.

   • 2012, Jimmy Breslin, Table Money:

     Beyond the weeds and the old pier, she saw the river water black in the night and, suddenly, out in the middle, the river turning into a silver fire that ran with dazzling impact up to the foot of the night-bright buildings on the Manhattan side.