Pronunciation: /deɪ.laɪt/
noun the natural light of the day
A1 I prefer to go for a walk in the daylight.
A2 The daylight lasted longer in the summer months.
B1 She woke up to the warm glow of daylight streaming through the window.
B2 The daylight hours are getting shorter as winter approaches.
C1 The photographer captured the stunning sunset during the golden hour of daylight.
C2 The daylight revealed the intricate details of the ancient ruins.
adjective pertaining to or characteristic of daylight
A1 I like to take walks in the daylight.
A2 The daylight hours are longer in the summer.
B1 She prefers to work during daylight hours.
B2 The daylight streaming through the window illuminated the room.
C1 The daylight faded as the sun began to set.
C2 The daylight filtering through the trees created a beautiful pattern on the forest floor.
formal The daylight slowly faded as the sun set behind the mountains.
informal I love waking up to the bright daylight streaming through my window.
slang Let's hang out until daylight and see where the night takes us.
figurative She brought light into my life, like a ray of daylight in the darkness.
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