daylighted
Elementary (A2)
IPA: //ˈdeɪˌlaɪtɪd//
KK: /ˈdeɪˌlaɪtɪd/
adjective
Definition
Having light from the sun or natural light during the day.
Example
The room was brightly daylighted, making it feel warm and inviting.
Conversation
I love how this room is so daylighted and bright.
Yeah, it really makes a difference in the mood.
I feel so much more energized in daylighted spaces.
Same here! It's nice to have natural light.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
illuminated
lit
brightened
Antonyms
darkened
shadowed
dimmed
verb
Definition
To make something visible or known, especially by bringing it to light or revealing it.
Example
The investigation daylighted several important facts that were previously hidden.
Tense Forms
Past: daylighted
Past Participle: daylighted
Conversation
Did you see how the sunrise daylighted the whole park this morning?
Yeah, it looked so beautiful with all the colors!
I love how early sunlight can really daylight everything around us.
Root Explanation
Daylighted → It is formed from "day" (from Old English *dæg*, meaning the period of light between sunrise and sunset) and "light" (from Old English *leoht*, meaning illumination). The suffix "-ed" indicates a past action or state. Thus, "daylighted" refers to something that has been illuminated by daylight or made bright by the presence of the sun.
Memory Tip
Think of the word 'day' meaning the time of light and 'light' meaning illumination. When something is 'daylighted', it means it has been made bright by the light of day.
Visually Confused Words
delighted
gaslighted