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light

Definition for light

adjective as in blond, fair

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pastel

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bleached, faded, pale

adjective as in simple, easy

adjective as in funny, cheery

noun as in context, point of view; understanding

verb as in illuminate

verb as in start on fire

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burn, ignite, kindle

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enkindle, fire, flame, inflame, spark

verb as in step down; land

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Example Sentences

“If you care about climate change, you can only turn out so many lights, or plant so many trees, or forgo so much meat,” he said.

From Salon

Normal optical microscopes are limited by the wavelength of light and details below around 500 nanometres cannot be resolved.

The study sheds light on the relationship between structure and function at a key synapse in the hippocampus.

This might also include exploring other forms of minimal, nonverbal communication suited to non-humanoid robots, such as indicator lights or sounds, which can shape how trust is developed and maintained.

It then mapped whether, and to what extent, each activity caused forms of disruption including light, noise and water pollution, as well as physical damage to the coastline and seabed and the habitats they contained.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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