moonlit
adjective [before noun] /ˈmuːn.lɪt/Definition
› able to be seen because of the light of the moon: a bright, moonlit nightThe qualities of light
(Definition of moonlit adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ablaze adjective
- aglow adjective
- backlit adjective
- blinding adjective
- bright adjective (LIGHT)
- brilliant adjective (SHINING)
- coruscating adjective
- dazzling adjective
- floodlit adjective
- glaring adjective (SHINING)
- gleaming adjective
- glittering adjective (BRIGHT LIGHT)
- glittery adjective
- lambent adjective
- luminous adjective
- opalescent adjective
- optical adjective
- torchlight adjective
- ultraviolet adjective
- wet-look adjective
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The qualities of light
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