brightly-colored

By the 1300s the feast was introduced in various countries as an elaborate procession in which the priest or bishop carried a silver vessel for the Host along pathways richly adorned with brightly-colored carpets.

Created to help children relate to everyday situations and understand that being different can be something to be proud of, Boomer To The Rescue combines an involving story with brightly-colored illustrations.

In the butterfly world, planting brightly-colored flowers is like hanging out a neon "Diner" sign.

The brightly-colored booklet provides translations and puts the songs in cultural context.

Because the aging eye often has difficulty in seeing colors of similar value (lightness or darkness), brightly-colored tape can also be applied to wheelchair wheel rims or brake handles.