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Meaning of lighting
The primary meaning of "lighting" refers to the artificial production of light, typically using electricity or other sources.
Etymology of lighting
The word "lighting" originates from the Old English word "lēoht" or "līht", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "leukiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "leuk-", both referring to light or illumination.
Historically, the term "lighting" has been used to describe various methods of producing artificial light, from candles and lanterns to modern electric lighting systems.
Synonyms
illumination
luminosity
glow
radiance
brightness
glowiness
incandescence
luminescence
shine
sheen
beam
ray
sparkle
glitter
glimmer
twinkle
flash
flicker
gleam
dazzle
glare
brilliance
resplendence
effulgence
coruscation
irradiation
lumination
Definitions
- The production of light, typically using electricity or other sources, to illuminate a place or area.
- * The arrangement of lights, especially in a theatrical or photographic context, to create a specific effect or mood.
Usage Examples
- The lighting in the restaurant was dim, creating a cozy atmosphere.
- * The stage lighting was carefully designed to highlight the performers' movements.
- * The new lighting system in the office has improved visibility and reduced eye strain.