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lightish

1

[lahy-tish]

adjective

  1. rather light lights in color.



lightish

2

[lahy-tish]

adjective

  1. rather light lights in weight.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of lightish1

First recorded in 1650–60; light 1 + -ish 1
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Example Sentences

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It’s a lightish shade of purple.

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Honestly, her quirkiness works a lot better on this lightish TV show than it did in those movies.

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Perhaps not everything on this list needs to be light, or even lightish.

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I started with bananas that were still quite firm, and lightish yellow.

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Those were relatively informal concerts calculated to beat the heat, offering standard and lightish fare, which this genial British maestro introduced with witty palaver — often charming, occasionally tedious.

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