lit
Pronunciation: [lɪt]
Word
Context: "illumination"
(verb) to make something burn or produce light. When you light a candle or turn on a lamp, you make it lit so that you can see better.
Example
She lit the candles for the birthday party.
Example
He didn't light the campfire, so it was too dark outside.
Example
Did you light the fireplace before we came in?
Context: "state"
(adjective) when something is bright or glowing. If a room is filled with light or a fire is burning brightly, we say it is lit.
Example
The room was beautifully lit with fairy lights.
Example
The basement was not lit at all; it was very dark.
Example
Is the stage lit for the performance?
Context: "slang"
(adjective) when something is really exciting or fun. If a party is happening and lots of people are having a good time, it can be described as lit.
Example
The concert last night was absolutely lit!
Example
The movie was not lit; it was boring and no one enjoyed it.
Example
Was the party as lit as everyone said it would be?
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