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lighting
[lahy-ting]
noun
the act of igniting or illuminating.
the lighting of many candles; the annual lighting of the Christmas tree.
the arrangement of lights light lights to achieve particular effects.
to work out the lighting for one's living room.
an effect achieved by the arrangement of lights: light: lights.
Several critics praised the lighting of the play.
the science, theory, or method of achieving particular effects by the use of lights. light. lights.
the way light lights falls upon a face, object, etc., especially in a picture.
lighting
/ ˈɪɪŋ /
noun
the act or quality of illumination or ignition
the apparatus for supplying artificial light effects to a stage, film, or television set
the distribution of light on an object or figure, as in painting, photography, etc
Other 51Թ Forms
- self-lighting adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
However, heavy rain, thunder and lighting was reported across Wales overnight.
Frequent lighting and intense downpours will lead to flash flooding.
Veteran Republican strategist Mike Murphy had it right, telling CNN: “He’s lighting the fire as an arsonist, then claiming to be the fireman.”
But I can still see him lighting up as he explained how he learned to play “Rhapsody in Blue,” which he said he’d loved since his mother played it for him when he was 2.
Advocates from numerous immigrant advocacy groups said their phones were lighting up with calls, videos and texts from multiple counties.
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