torchlit
- adjective
- A torchlit parade made its way through the village streets on the night of the celebration.
Examples
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The torchlit path guided us through the dark forest.
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They walked down the torchlit corridor, shadows flickering on the stone walls.
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The ancient castle was torchlit during the evening festival, creating a magical atmosphere.
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We enjoyed a torchlit dinner by the lake.
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The ancient ruins felt magical when they were torchlit during the festival.
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As the evening approached, the path became torchlit, guiding the way for the weary travelers.
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The castle's entrance was beautifully torchlit, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests.
Synonyms
Having enough light to see easily
Lit up by electric lights so it can be seen at night
Lit by soft candlelight
Burning and producing a flame
A place that has light from a lamp
Lit by the light of a fire
Having a small light in a glass box on top
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Etymology
The word torchlit is made from torch and lit. A torch is a burning stick used for 'light' and lit means 'gave light', so torchlit means a place that is 'lit by torches'.