Moonlit

/ˈmuːnlɪt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Illuminated by the light of the moon.
They took a stroll through the moonlit park, enjoying the serene atmosphere.
Having light or a glow that resembles moonlight.
The moonlit waters reflected a shimmering silver path towards the horizon.
Occurring or existing at night, especially under the moon's light.
The moonlit night was perfect for a midnight picnic in the garden.

Etymology

From 'moon' + 'lit', the past participle of 'light'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

moonlit night
A night that is illuminated by the moonlight, often used to describe a romantic or serene setting.
moonlit dance
A dance or movement that takes place under the moonlight, often associated with passion or romance.

Related Words

moon
The natural satellite of Earth, visible at night.
light
The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.
night
The period of darkness in each twenty-four hours.

Slang Meanings

Chill vibe during nighttime adventures.
We had that moonlit feel on our late-night drive.
Perfect setting for romance.
The moonlit dinner was so sweet, it was totally a vibe.