floodlight
[ fluhd-lahyt ]
/ ˈflʌdˌlaɪt /
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noun
an artificial light so directed or diffused as to give a comparatively uniform illumination over a rather large given area.
a lamp or projector that produces such a light.
verb (used with object), flood·light·ed or flood·lit, flood·light·ing.
to light up or illuminate with a floodlight.
Nearby words
flooded gum, flooders, floodgate, floodgates, flooding, floodlight, floodlight projector, floodplain, floodwater, floodway, flooey
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Examples from the Web for flood-light
The light of the Sun pales without, as the flood-light of that inner world breaks upon the eye.
The Spirit of God As Fire|D. MortimoreHe has made a plan for sending this flood-light to every one in every part of the earth.
Quiet Talks on the Crowned Christ of Revelation|S. D. Gordon
British Dictionary definitions for flood-light
floodlight
/ (ˈflʌdˌlaɪt) /
noun
a broad intense beam of artificial light, esp as used in the theatre or to illuminate the exterior of buildings
the lamp or source producing such light
verb -lights, -lighting or -lit
(tr) to illuminate by or as if by a floodlight
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