Sunlit

Pronunciation: /sʌnlɪt/

Definitions of sunlit

adjective describing something that is illuminated or lit by the sun

Example Sentences

A1 The sunlit room was warm and inviting.

A2 She walked through the sunlit garden, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.

B1 The sunlit beach was crowded with tourists enjoying the beautiful weather.

B2 The sunlit meadow was a perfect spot for a picnic.

C1 The sunlit cathedral was a stunning example of Gothic architecture.

C2 The sunlit mountain range stretched out before them, creating a breathtaking view.

Examples of sunlit in a Sentence

formal The sunlit room was filled with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

informal I love sitting in that sunlit corner of the room, it's so cozy and relaxing.

slang Let's go hang out in the sunlit spot by the window, it's the best place to chill.

figurative Her smile was like a sunlit day, brightening up the room and lifting everyone's spirits.

Grammatical Forms of sunlit

• past tense: sunlit
• plural: sunlits
• comparative: more sunlit
• superlative: most sunlit
• present tense: sunlit
• future tense: will be sunlit
• perfect tense: has been sunlit
• continuous tense: is sunlit
• singular: sunlit
• positive degree: sunlit
• infinitive: to sunlit
• gerund: sunlighting
• participle: sunlit

Origin and Evolution of sunlit

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'sunlit' originates from the combination of 'sun' and 'lit', where 'lit' is the past tense and past participle of 'light', meaning illuminated or brightened.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that is illuminated by the sun, the word 'sunlit' has evolved to also convey a sense of warmth, beauty, and positivity associated with sunlight.