ray of light (Meaning)
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ray of light (n)
a column of light (as from a beacon)
Synonyms & Antonyms of ray of light
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ray of light Sentence Examples
- The faint ray of light pierced through the darkness, illuminating the path ahead.
- The doctor used a ray of light to inspect the patient's pupil for dilation.
- The sun's piercing rays of light created dazzling patterns on the water's surface.
- A single ray of light can illuminate the entire room, chasing away the shadows.
- The flashlight's feeble ray of light provided just enough illumination to navigate the cave.
- The laser's intense ray of light created a precise incision in the metal.
- The child pointed to the rainbow, exclaiming, "Look at the rays of light!"
- The photographer adjusted the aperture to capture the perfect ray of light in the background.
- The scientist's experiment used a ray of light to measure the speed of electromagnetic waves.
- The healing ray of light from the crystal energized the body and mind.
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a column of light (as from a beacon)
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The faint ray of light pierced through the darkness, illuminating the path ahead.
The doctor used a ray of light to inspect the patient's pupil for dilation.
The sun's piercing rays of light created dazzling patterns on the water's surface.
A single ray of light can illuminate the entire room, chasing away the shadows.
