brightside

noun
UK /ˈbraɪt.saɪd/
US /ˈbraɪt.saɪd/

The good part of a bad thing.

Even though it rained on our trip, the brightside was that we got to stay inside and play games.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The side of something that gets the most light.

The plant leaned toward the brightside of the window.

3. A cheerful or hopeful way of looking at things.

She always tries to find the brightside, no matter what happens.

4. The lighter or more promising part of a situation.

The brightside of moving is getting to make new friends.