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/ˈkændlˌlaɪt/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The light produced by a candle or candles.
The soft glow of candlelight created a warm atmosphere in the room.
A romantic or intimate setting illuminated by candles.
They enjoyed a lovely dinner by candlelight, enhancing the sense of romance.
A period of time when candles are used for lighting, typically during power outages or events.
During the storm, the family gathered around in the candlelight, sharing stories and laughter.
Etymology
From the combination of 'candle' and 'light', referring to the light produced by a candle.
Common Phrases and Expressions
candlelight dinner
A meal served in a dimly lit environment with candles for ambiance.
candlelight vigil
A gathering of people holding candles, often held to honor someone or raise awareness for a cause.
candlelight service
A religious service held in candlelight, often during Christmas or other significant occasions.
Related Words
candle
A cylindrical stick of wax with a wick that produces light when burned.
light
The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.
illumination
The provision of light to a space or area.
Slang Meanings
A cozy or intimate situation typically associated with romance.
We had a nice candlelight talk on the porch, just enjoying each other's company.
A romantic atmosphere created by low lighting, often with candles.
The date was perfect, set up in a candlelight vibe that made everything feel special.