Light [adjective]
Definition of Light:
illuminated
Synonyms of Light:
● Sunny
● Bright
● Shiny
● Luminous
● Rich
● Polished
● Clear
● Glowing
● Glossy
● Shining
● Ablaze
● Lambent
● Lustrous
● Radiant
● Vivid
● Lucent
● Flashing
● Aglow
● Well-lit
Opposite/Antonyms of Light:
● Solemn
● Serious
● Grave
● Weighted
● Heavy
● Brunette
● Dim
● Darkened
● Black
● Obscure
● Dull
● Dark
● Unhappy
● Gloomy
● Dusky
● Cloudy
Sentence/Example of Light:
For example, you could make a routine that turns off your lights, plays relaxing music, and locks your doors when you say, “Alexa, goodnight.”
They were each sent a package with a laptop, microphone, ring light, and high resolution camera to shoot themselves during the show—essentially serving as their own directors for the night.
Before news of the coach firings came, Ingalls said the whole experience has shed light on the need for more oversight and training for school coaches.
Formed by different salinity and temperature layers within the water, the SOFAR channel is a horizontal layer that acts as a wave guide, guiding sound waves in much the same way that optical fibers guide light waves, Wu says.
Sometimes they’ll change their recommendations as new evidence comes to light.
It’s quick and easy, as the measurement occurs from the underside of the watch shining red and infrared light through your skin and using photodiodes to measure how much light is reflected back.
We all need to talk about back pain in a more positive light, he says, as something that might be awful now but can be overcome.
A surge in air conditioning broke the state’s electrical grid, leaving a population already ravaged by the coronavirus to work remotely by the dim light of their cellphones.
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That is a lighter ad load than traditional TV, which typically airs roughly 16 minutes of ads per hour.