light show

noun

1. a form of entertainment consisting chiefly of constantly changing patterns of light and color, usually accompanied by music and sound effects.

light show

noun

1. a kaleidoscopic display of moving lights, etc, projected onto a screen, esp during pop concerts

Word History and Origins

Origin of light show¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

Why exactly these shapes occur is not yet clear, but astronomers are one step closer to understanding stars and some of the most dramatic light shows out there!

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He promptly put on a show, 14 of his 32 batting-practice swings resulting in home runs, including one that bounced off the right-field roof, a massive light show that contained a singular message.

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As he narrated his story, the sky lit up with a drone light show, depicting images of a heart and other dynamic patterns.

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She started searching for information about the wondrous sight, but then she shut off that part of her computer brain, and she simply enjoyed the spectacular northern light show.

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With light shows and futuristic crystal designs, the experience is created to dazzle.

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