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Meaning of firelight
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firelight (n)
the light of a fire (especially in a fireplace)
firelight Sentence Examples
- Under the flickering firelight, the storyteller captivated the audience with tales of old.
- As the campfire crackled, the hikers gathered around, their faces illuminated by the warm firelight.
- The dancer's movements were graceful and elegant, her figure cast in silhouette against the firelight.
- In the dim firelight, the old books on the shelves seemed to hold secrets of a bygone era.
- The artist's eyes sparkled as he gazed into the firelight, seeking inspiration for his next masterpiece.
- The aroma of roasting marshmallows filled the air as the children gathered around the campfire, their faces lit by the firelight.
- The flickering firelight cast eerie shadows on the walls of the ancient castle, adding to its mysterious charm.
- The poet's words flowed effortlessly as he recited his verses by the firelight, his voice echoing through the room.
- The lovers sat close by the fireplace, their hands clasped together, the firelight reflecting in their eyes.
- As the sun set, the firelight danced across the windows of the cottage, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere within.
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the light of a fire (especially in a fireplace)
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Under the flickering firelight, the storyteller captivated the audience with tales of old.
As the campfire crackled, the hikers gathered around, their faces illuminated by the warm firelight.
The dancer's movements were graceful and elegant, her figure cast in silhouette against the firelight.
In the dim firelight, the old books on the shelves seemed to hold secrets of a bygone era.
