highlight
- noun
- /ˈhaɪˌlaɪt/
- "The autumn sea was iron-colored, with highlights of lime and burnished gold."
- shadows and highlights
- specular highlights
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Watch on YouTubeI don't know, maybe a blur or some highlight would be nice.
- I don't know, maybe a blur or some highlight would be nice.
Examples
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It's meant to mimic the natural highlights of the sun.
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So we place the highlight in this area.
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So you can see that white highlight right up here.
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And we're going to just put that highlight along the top there.
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Always comes out as more of a highlight on my skin.
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So this is the highlight, the yellow highlight, this is the pink cut.
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And then it's just like this cream highlight that you kind of blend out.
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Her brown hair, darted with blonde highlights, was soft and loose around her face.
Fiction book (1991) -
The sea was black, with highlights and wave rests of polished silver.
Fiction book (1999) -
In the painting, the sun's rays created a bright highlight on the water's surface.
Synonyms
A bright area in a picture that makes a part look shiny
A bright spot on a surface made by reflected light
Compounds
How Bright
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Highlight comes from high and light, and in pictures it names the bright spot where light hits. That's why a highlight is the shiny or very bright area in a photo or painting.