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candlelight
[kan-dl-lahyt]
noun
the light of a candle.
a dim artificial light.
twilight; dusk.
candlelight
/ ˈæԻəˌɪ /
noun
the light from a candle or candles
they ate by candlelight
( as modifier )
a candlelight dinner
dusk; evening
Word History and Origins
Origin of candlelight1
Example Sentences
The company has launched more than 40 experiences, reaching 10 million fans in 300 cities, , such as candlelight concerts and balls inspired by “Bridgerton.”
The new, national holiday will be marked each year as part of Namibia's "journey of healing" including a minute's silence and candlelight vigil outside parliament in Windhoek, according to the government.
In Minneapolis, community members planned a morning church service, a candlelight vigil and an evening gospel concert on Sunday to remember Floyd.
As the news of the killings spread last week, Kashmiris poured onto the streets, holding candlelight vigils and protest marches.
The flowers seemed to reanimate in the candlelight, blooming and dying with each flicker.
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