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Meaning of sidelight
sidelight (n)
light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction; vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow
sidelight Sentence Examples
- The sidelight illuminated the narrow hallway, casting an ethereal glow upon the antique furniture.
- The car's sidelight flickered erratically, casting eerie shadows across the deserted road.
- She glanced at her sidelight, hoping it would reveal a familiar face, but it remained a stranger's silhouette.
- The house had a charming sidelight window, adorned with intricate stained glass that let in beautiful patterns of colored light.
- The sidelight on the building highlighted its distinctive architecture, revealing intricate carvings and stonework.
- The sidelight of the stage cast a dramatic spotlight on the solitary performer, adding intensity to their performance.
- She carefully avoided the shattered sidelight, its sharp shards glinting dangerously in the sunlight.
- The sidelight on the painting revealed a hidden detail, a tiny figure lurking in the shadows.
- The sidelight of the lamp provided a warm and inviting glow, contrasting with the darkness of the surrounding room.
- The cathedral's towering sidelights flooded the interior with ethereal light, inspiring awe and reverence in the worshippers.
FAQs About the word sidelight
light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction; vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow
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The sidelight illuminated the narrow hallway, casting an ethereal glow upon the antique furniture.
The car's sidelight flickered erratically, casting eerie shadows across the deserted road.
She glanced at her sidelight, hoping it would reveal a familiar face, but it remained a stranger's silhouette.
The house had a charming sidelight window, adorned with intricate stained glass that let in beautiful patterns of colored light.
