Meaning & Definition of word "Moonlit"

Moonlit

/ˈmuːnlɪt/

adjective:

  • 1. Illuminated by the light of the moon.
    • Example: They took a stroll through the moonlit park, enjoying the serene atmosphere.
  • 2. Having light or a glow that resembles moonlight.
    • Example: The moonlit waters reflected a shimmering silver path towards the horizon.
  • 3. Occurring or existing at night, especially under the moon's light.
    • Example: 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 of moonlit

Meaning: Chill vibe during nighttime adventures.

Example Sentence: We had that moonlit feel on our late-night drive.

Meaning: Perfect setting for romance.

Example Sentence: The moonlit dinner was so sweet, it was totally a vibe.