light bulbs (Meaning)
light bulbs
one in which a filament gives off light when heated by an electric current, one using LEDs to generate light, fluorescent lamp, one in which a filament gives off light when heated to incandescence by an electric current, one having a coating of fluorescent material on its inner surface that emits visible light, an electric lamp, compact fluorescent light
Synonyms & Antonyms of light bulbs
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light bulbs Sentence Examples
- The old light bulbs flickered and buzzed, casting a dim glow on the room.
- Despite replacing all the light bulbs, the hallway remained perpetually dark.
- The high voltage surged through the light bulbs, causing them to explode with a deafening bang.
- The dim light bulb barely illuminated the dusty attic, casting an eerie shadow on the forgotten relics.
- The flickering light bulb on the porch served as a beacon of hope in the stormy night.
- The energy-efficient light bulbs reduced our electricity bill significantly.
- The overly bright light bulbs in the operating room illuminated every detail of the surgery.
- The decorative light bulbs strung along the balcony created a festive atmosphere.
- The faulty light bulbs kept burning out, plunging the workshop into darkness.
- As the sun began to set, we switched on the porch light bulbs to welcome the evening.
FAQs About the word light bulbs
one in which a filament gives off light when heated by an electric current, one using LEDs to generate light, fluorescent lamp, one in which a filament gives of
arc lamps, lamps, flashlights,candles, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, chandeliers, arc lights, gaslights, flashbulbs
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The old light bulbs flickered and buzzed, casting a dim glow on the room.
Despite replacing all the light bulbs, the hallway remained perpetually dark.
The high voltage surged through the light bulbs, causing them to explode with a deafening bang.
The dim light bulb barely illuminated the dusty attic, casting an eerie shadow on the forgotten relics.
