Starlit

Pronunciation: /ˈstɑːrlɪt/

Definitions of starlit

adjective describing something that is illuminated by the light of the stars

Example Sentences

A1 The sky was full of starlit beauty.

A2 We enjoyed a romantic evening under the starlit sky.

B1 The starlit night provided a peaceful backdrop for the camping trip.

B2 The starlit sky sparkled with countless twinkling stars.

C1 The starlit landscape was breathtakingly beautiful.

C2 The starlit night sky was a stunning sight to behold.

Examples of starlit in a Sentence

formal The starlit sky provided a beautiful backdrop for the outdoor concert.

informal Let's go for a walk under the starlit sky tonight.

slang The party last night was lit under the starlit sky!

figurative Her eyes sparkled like the starlit sky on a clear night.

Grammatical Forms of starlit

• past tense: starlit
• plural: starlits
• comparative: more starlit
• superlative: most starlit
• present tense: starlit
• future tense: will be starlit
• perfect tense: have been starlit
• continuous tense: is being starlit
• singular: starlit
• positive degree: starlit
• infinitive: to starlit
• gerund: starlighting
• participle: starlit

Origin and Evolution of starlit

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'starlit' is derived from the combination of 'star' and 'lit', indicating the illumination provided by stars in the night sky.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the quality of being illuminated by stars, 'starlit' has evolved to also convey a sense of beauty, tranquility, and wonder associated with starry nights.