Definition
Definition of overlight - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
brightnessRare excessively bright or illuminatedRare
- The room was overlight and hard to relax in.
Adverb
1.
lightRare in an excessively bright mannerRare
- The room was overlight, making it hard to see the screen.
2.
directionRare with light coming from aboveRare
- The stage was overlight lit for the performance.
Origin of overlight
English, over (excessive) + light (brightness)
Examples of overlight in a sentence
An overlight streetlamp kept us awake. The headlights were overlight, blinding the drivers. The stage was overlight, affecting the performance. The artwork was overlight displayed in the gallery. The plants thrived under the overlight conditions.
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- French:trop éclairé, trop lumineux, ...
- German:überbeleuchtet, übermäßig hell, ...
- Italian:troppo luminoso, eccessivamente luminoso, ...
- Spanish:demasiado iluminado, desde arriba, ...
- Portuguese:excessivamente iluminado, de cima, ...
- Chinese:过亮的, 过于明亮地, ...
- Japanese:明るすぎる, 非常に明るい, ...
- Arabic:مُفْرِط السُطوع, بِشِدَّة إِضَاءَة, ...
- Hebrew:מוּאָר יֶתֶר עַל הַמִּדָּה, בְּאוֹר עָז מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:слишком яркий, слишком ярко, ...
- Ukrainian:надмірно освітлений, надто яскраво, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक उज्ज्वल, बहुत चमकीला, ...
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