Uk English Meaning of highlighted
highlighted
Other Uk English words related to highlighted
Nearest Words of highlighted
- highlights => Highlights
- high-muckety-muck => Big cheese
- high-pressured => high-pressured
- high-pressuring => high-pressuring
- high-rolling => high-rolling
- highs => highs
- high-spiritedly => high-spiritedly
- hightail (it) => leg it
- hightailed (it) => (left in a hurry)
- hightailing (it) => hightailing (it)
Definitions and Meaning of highlighted in English
highlighted
to constitute a significant or especially interesting part of, to be a highlight of, a spot or area that is lighter than surrounding spots or areas, something (as an event or detail) that is of major interest, to mark (text) with or as if with a highlighter (see highlighter sense 2), to cause (as text) to stand out on a computer screen, a summary of the most significant or interesting parts of something (such as a completed sporting event) presented typically on a television broadcast, to center attention on, to mark (text) with a highlighter pen, a lighter area of the hair, such an area created artificially (as through the application of chemical substances), one that depicts the areas of the subject receiving the greatest amount of illumination, the lightest part or one of the lightest parts of a painting, drawing, etc., to add highlights (see highlight entry 1 sense 2b) to (hair), to throw a strong light on, to cause (something, such as text or an icon) to be displayed in a way that stands out on an electronic screen (as of a computer or smartphone), something (such as an event or detail) that is of major significance or special interest, the brightest spot or area (as in a painting or drawing)
FAQs About the word highlighted
highlighted
to constitute a significant or especially interesting part of, to be a highlight of, a spot or area that is lighter than surrounding spots or areas, something (
brightened,floodlit,illuminated,lit,highlighted,spotlit,alight,bright,floodlit,Ignited
blackened,dark,darkened,Darkish,dimmed,dusk,dusky,gloomy,obscured,sombre
highjackings => hijackings, highjacked => hijacked, high-hatting => high-hattedness, high-hatted => wearing a top hat, high-hat => hi-hat,
