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daylights Meaning
daylights
daytime, dawn entry 2 sense 1, consciousness, knowledge or understanding of something that has been unclear, the quality or state of being open, mental soundness or stability, a perceptible space, gap, or difference, the light of day, knowledge or understanding of something that has been obscure, dawn
daylights Sentence Examples
- The daylights beamed through the window, illuminating the room with a warm glow.
- She squinted her eyes against the bright daylights, making her way out of the house.
- The birds sang merrily as the daylights peeked over the horizon.
- The fireflies flickered in the dusk, casting intermittent daylights against the forest floor.
- The headlights of the car pierced through the darkness, casting ethereal daylights on the road.
- The sunrise cast golden daylights across the meadow, painting a breathtaking scene.
- The daylights were fading rapidly, signaling the approach of night.
- The photographer waited patiently for the perfect daylights to capture the beauty of the landscape.
- The tourists marveled at the Northern Lights, a spectacle of vibrant daylights dancing in the sky.
- As the daylights waned, the city transformed into a tapestry of twinkling lights.
FAQs About the word daylights
daytime, dawn entry 2 sense 1, consciousness, knowledge or understanding of something that has been unclear, the quality or state of being open, mental soundnes
mind, sanity, wit(s), reason, saneness, healthfulness, sense, health,head, marbles
insanity,dementia, mania, madness, lunacy, hysteria, delusion, delirium, frenzy,derangement
The daylights beamed through the window, illuminating the room with a warm glow.
She squinted her eyes against the bright daylights, making her way out of the house.
The birds sang merrily as the daylights peeked over the horizon.
The fireflies flickered in the dusk, casting intermittent daylights against the forest floor.
