Sunlight

/ˈsʌn.laɪt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The light that comes from the sun.

The sunlight filtered through the leaves, creating a beautiful pattern on the ground.

Natural light provided by the sun, as opposed to artificial light.

She prefers to work in sunlight rather than under fluorescent lights.

The rays or beams of light emitted by the sun.

The sunlight warmed her skin as she lounged by the pool.

The visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum emitted by the sun.

Plants need sunlight to perform photosynthesis and grow.

A positive, cheerful, or uplifting quality that resembles the brightness of sunlight.

His smile brought a sense of sunlight into the room.

From Old English 'sunna' (sun) + 'light'.

basking in sunlight

Enjoying the warmth and light from the sun.

chasing sunlight

Seeking opportunities or happiness that are bright and hopeful.

caught in sunlight

Being exposed to sunlight, often suggesting warmth or brightness.

sunshine

The light and warmth of the sun; often considered more inviting and cheerful than sunlight.

radiance

Brightness or light emitted or reflected from a surface.

solar

Relating to or derived from the sun.

Sun's out, fun's out

With all this sunlight, it's time to hit the beach!

Chasing rays

We're just chasing rays this weekend, enjoying the warm sunlight.