afterlight
ˈæftərlaɪt
Definition

Definition of afterlight - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
metaphoricalRareresidual glow following an eventRare
  • The afterlight of the fireworks lingered in the night.
afterglow aftermath
2.
twilightRaredim light in the sky after sunsetRare
  • We walked home in the afterlight.
afterglow dusk
3.
lightRarefaint light seen after a bright flashRare
  • The afterlight of the fireworks lingered in the night sky.
afterglow twilight
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Images of afterlight

  • afterlight: dim light in the sky after sunset
    dim light in the sky after sunset
  • afterlight: faint light seen after a bright flash
    faint light seen after a bright flash

Origin of afterlight

Old English, æfter (after) + leoht (light)

Examples of afterlight in a sentence

  • In the afterlight of the storm, the town was eerily calm.
  • The afterlight cast a gentle glow over the hills.
  • Children played outside until the afterlight faded.
  • The afterlight of the explosion was eerie.
  • We watched the afterlight fade slowly.

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  1. French:rémanence, crépuscule, ...
  2. German:Nachleuchten, Nachglühen, ...
  3. Italian:bagliore residuo, crepuscolo, ...
  4. Spanish:resplandor, resplandor crepuscular, ...
  5. Portuguese:resplendor, crepúsculo, ...
  6. Chinese:余晖, 晚霞, ...
  7. Japanese:残光, 夕暮れ, ...
  8. Arabic:توهج ما بعد الحدث, ضوء الشفق, ...
  9. Hebrew:זֹהַר שְׁאָרִי, אוֹר אַחֲרוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:послесвечение, сумеречный свет, ...
  11. Ukrainian:післясвітло, вечірнє світло, ...
  12. Hindi:बाद की चमक, आफ्टरलाइट, ...

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