starlight
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈstɑrˌlaɪt/
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luz estelar
- In a far off frosty land where the Starlight fills the sky, a man with a Snow White beard has a twinkle in his eye.
- reflect starlight
- starlight spreads
And so the universe is for the first time bathed in Starlight.
- And so the universe is for the first time bathed in Starlight.
- The demon said nothing, her slate grey multifaceted eye glimmering in the Starlight.
- But that twinkling that you see with your eyes, that's not the star, that's actually the Starlight that is being perturbed by the Earth atmosphere, right?
- And so we have been able to measure sunlight or Starlight that's passing through the planet's atmosphere when it transits in front of it, and we can actually pick that up.
- It's the microwave background, other photons, you know, even sunlight and Starlight and on a tiny, tiny fraction of it.
- There's these mountains and there's high peaks weathered by no wind or rain, no snow to gleam it and Starlight.
Examples
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She will find him by starlight.
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Her face was pale and cool-looking in the starlight, and her eyes were depthless.
Fiction book (1993) -
In the darkness the trees are full of starlight And all I see is him and me forever and forever!
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Your eyes are like starlight now I'll take your hat your hair looks swell...
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But the Starlight is dimmed a little bit when that happens.
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There were stars on the river, starlight on the rails.
Fiction book (1995) -
Soon the clouds scudded off east, and starlight bathed the scene.
Fiction book (1991) -
The night dew on the windshield was visible in the starlight that had grown stronger over the hours.
Fiction book (1991) -
Perhaps it's a manufactured memory, but I recall seeing Dominic Madeira, framed by faint starlight, crouching beside me.
Fiction book (1997) -
On a clear night, the starlight illuminated the path as we walked through the countryside.
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Etymology
Starlight is made of two simple words, star and light, and literally means 'light from the stars'. So starlight is the soft night light you see from the stars on a clear night.