candlelit

American  

[kan-dl-lit] / ˈkæn dlˌlɪt /

adjective

1. lit light by candles.

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Etymology

Origin of candlelit

candle + lit ¹

Example Sentences

There will also be comedy at the Assembly Rooms and a candlelit folk music performance at St Giles' Cathedral.

From BBC

A candlelit concert in St Giles' Cathedral will feature the work of Bach and Mozart, while indie rock band Wet Leg headlines the Concert in the Gardens.

From BBC

In a small candlelit room in western Kenya, worshippers dressed in white gathered at Christmas to mark the birth of what they describe as the "Black Messiah".

From Barron's

Christmas often inspires visions of perfection: the geometrically precise tree, the artfully arranged mantel, the candlelit feast a flawless tableau.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Harry and Ron and the other first-year students enter the Great Hall at Hogwarts for the ceremony that will sort them into their school houses, there’s so much going on in the background—music, giggles, footsteps—that the listener must strain to catch Ms. Jumbo describing the long tables in the candlelit room being laid “with glittering golden plates and goblets.”

From The Wall Street Journal