firelight
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2.6
- noun
- /ˈfaɪərˌlaɪt/
:
luz del fuego
- The family gathered in the living room, enjoying each other's company by the warm firelight.
But they also, they, they simulate the natural red spectrum of sunlight and the same as our ancestors might have experienced during torchlight or firelight at night.
- But they also, they, they simulate the natural red spectrum of sunlight and the same as our ancestors might have experienced during torchlight or firelight at night.
- His pale skin and blue eyes so deep they were violent even in the firelight they twinkled with amusement as he be help me.
Examples
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In the shifting firelight, their tattooed faces swirled and reformed, as if made of smoke themselves.
Fiction book (1994) -
They're eating by firelight.
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You look especially good by firelight.
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And twice as lovely in the firelight.
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Wish I could take pictures by firelight.
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My message widened his eyes so that even by firelight, I could tell they were green.
Fiction book (1990) -
The professor's face was glum in the firelight as he reflected on this.
Fiction book (1991) -
Around them, the snow walls of the ice cave gleamed orange in the firelight.
Fiction book (1990) -
The chiseled lines of his weathered face, reflected in the flickers of firelight, showed his unease.
Fiction book (1992) -
Alfred stared into the cavern, his face a pale glimmer in the reflected firelight, his eyes sad and troubled.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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1.0
A steady soft light coming from an object or surface
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2.0
Soft light from a burning candle that makes a room feel warm
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9.9
A flame or bright glow from a fire
8
2.8
Light that comes from a lamp
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3.3
Light from fire that people carry to see in the dark
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9.9
Light produced by burning gas for street or home use
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1.0
A small bright light on top of a burning candle
How Bright
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Etymology
Firelight is easy to remember because it combines fire and light, so it simply means 'light from a fire'. That's why firelight describes the soft, warm glow you see from a fireplace or a campfire.