night-light
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- noun
- /naɪt laɪt/
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luz nocturna
- Illuminated by a lamb-shaped night light, a small dark-haired girl and her little brother slept peacefully in their beds.
- the glow of the night-light
- sleeping with a night-light
- turn on my night-light
Long story short, I'm going to make her a night light that says Li La Mama little mom.
- Long story short, I'm going to make her a night light that says Li La Mama little mom.
- So the, the faint clock in the corner or even a night light that's too bright could be problematic.
- And then even at night when all the lights are off, it's still so bright in here because the Empire State Building is like my night light.
Examples
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But I bet they sleep with a night-light on.
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Did you leave the night-light on?
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And this little night light switch turns on this light right above our bed.
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And leave a night light on for her.
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I guess I need a night light everywhere I go.
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I'm going to turn on my night light just in case.
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If you ever get scared, we have a night light here that puts stars on the ceiling.
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There were two cots, a night-light, and a place where Kyle would be safe.
Fiction book (2001) -
I pushed open Hannah's door, her Winnie the Pooh night-light smiling at me from across the room.
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The youngest child was asleep in bed, and aside from the night-light, the room was dark.
Synonyms
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1.0
A device like a lamp or bulb that produces light
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1.0
Something that gives light for a room or table
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2.8
Light that comes from a lamp
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A lamp that makes a room bright enough to see
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9.9
A faint light from an old lamp that helps you see in the dark
A small lamp placed next to a bed for reading at night
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Morphology
Etymology
Night-light is simply a combination of night ('dark time') and light ('something that makes things visible'), so a night-light is a small lamp left on to help you find your way or feel safe in the dark.