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starlit

Sometimes star·light·ed

[stahr-lit]

adjective

  1. lighted by the stars.

    a starlit night.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of starlit1

First recorded in 1820–30; star + lit 1
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Example Sentences

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My friend Tori Johnson hosted her birthday party on the starlit patio earlier this year.

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They have become as much a part of Lake Tahoe lore as lazy afternoons by the water or starlit evenings under mountain peaks.

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The historic bridge, typically resplendent with time-worn stone, was transformed into a golden runway — a dramatic stage set against the backdrop of the shimmering Seine, under the starlit Parisian sky.

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After attending a 10-day silent retreat on the suggestion of his mother, Gurung wanted to recreate the starlit nights he experienced there for his runway show.

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One night in Donbas, he saw something very unusual in the starlit sky: glowing white embers, burning bright, floating gently down, almost like flowers.

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