belight Antonyms
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Meaning of belight
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belight (v. t.)
To illuminate.
belight Sentence Examples
- The belight of poverty afflicted the village, leaving its inhabitants in dire straits.
- The once-promising city became a belight, plagued by crime and despair.
- The war cast a belight over the land, leaving behind scars that would take generations to heal.
- The scandal was a belight on the politician's career, tarnishing their reputation beyond repair.
- The pollution caused a belight to the environment, poisoning the air and water.
- The belight of addiction has blighted countless lives, tearing families apart.
- The belight of disease ravaged the community, claiming countless innocent lives.
- The oppressive regime cast a belight over the people, extinguishing all hope and freedom.
- The belight of ignorance darkened their minds, making them vulnerable to manipulation and superstition.
- The belight of hate had stained the fabric of society, creating division and conflict.
FAQs About the word belight
To illuminate.
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The belight of poverty afflicted the village, leaving its inhabitants in dire straits.
The once-promising city became a belight, plagued by crime and despair.
The war cast a belight over the land, leaving behind scars that would take generations to heal.
The scandal was a belight on the politician's career, tarnishing their reputation beyond repair.
