Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪd.laɪt/
noun a light placed at the side of an object or area to provide illumination or highlight
A1 I like the sidelight in the living room because it creates a cozy atmosphere.
A2 The sidelight on the stage highlighted the actor's face during the performance.
B1 The sidelight in the kitchen provides additional illumination for cooking tasks.
B2 The sidelight from the window cast a soft glow across the room, making it feel warm and inviting.
C1 The sidelight of the situation revealed hidden motives that were previously unknown.
C2 The sidelight of the investigation shed new light on the case, leading to a breakthrough in solving the crime.
adjective relating to or located at the side of something
A1 The sidelight on the car is broken.
A2 The sidelight feature on this phone is very useful for reading in low light.
B1 The sidelight effect in the movie added to the overall atmosphere.
B2 The sidelight commentary provided some interesting background information.
C1 The sidelight analysis offered a unique perspective on the issue.
C2 The sidelight investigation revealed some surprising findings.
formal The sidelight on the stage illuminated the actor's face perfectly.
informal I love how the sidelight in this room gives off a cozy vibe.
slang Check out the cool sidelight in that car, it's so sleek!
figurative The new evidence shed a sidelight on the ongoing investigation.
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