lightstruck Synonyms
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lightstruck Meaning
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lightstruck (a.)
Damaged by accidental exposure to light; light-fogged; -- said of plates or films.
lightstruck Sentence Examples
- The hiker was lightstruck by the blinding glare of the sun reflecting off the snow.
- The sudden burst of light from the camera's flash lightstruck the model, momentarily blinding her.
- The artist's masterpiece was lightstruck after being left exposed to direct sunlight for too long.
- The hiker became lightstruck after hours of trekking through the snowy mountains, causing them to lose their way.
- The lighthouse keeper was lightstruck by the intense beam of the lighthouse, impairing his vision.
- The photographer was lightstruck while taking pictures of a lightning storm, causing him to drop his camera.
- The passenger was lightstruck after looking directly at the sun through the airplane window during takeoff.
- The doctor's patient was lightstruck during an eye exam, causing blurred vision and headaches.
- The astronomer was lightstruck while observing a solar eclipse, resulting in temporary blindness.
- The traveler was lightstruck after spending hours in the desert without proper eye protection, leading to sensitivity to light and pain.
FAQs About the word lightstruck
Damaged by accidental exposure to light; light-fogged; -- said of plates or films.
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The hiker was lightstruck by the blinding glare of the sun reflecting off the snow.
The sudden burst of light from the camera's flash lightstruck the model, momentarily blinding her.
The artist's masterpiece was lightstruck after being left exposed to direct sunlight for too long.
The hiker became lightstruck after hours of trekking through the snowy mountains, causing them to lose their way.
