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

The climax instead of the street performance is a candlelit rendition of “Silent Night,” with audience participation.

From Los Angeles Times

Wales' national Welsh language theatre, Theatr Cymru, is set to tell the story from 5 to 8 November, on a candlelit stage which is a recreation of the stages Shakespeare's company would have used.

From BBC

The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe is London's only indoor candlelit theatre, and glows with more than 100 beeswax candles.

From BBC

Each year on the anniversary of his disappearance, the family holds a candlelit vigil for James in nearby Victoria Park, where James would regularly go for family picnics.

From BBC

Families bounced and gently moshed along to the drum machine beats as “Juan,” also known as Kid Congo Powers, regaled them with a story about his hair catching on fire while playing a candlelit punk show with the Cramps.

From Los Angeles Times