IPA: /ˈflʌd.lɪt/
KK: /ˈflʌdˌlɪt/
Describing an area that is illuminated by powerful lights, often used in sports or events to enhance visibility at night.
The stadium was floodlit for the evening match, allowing fans to enjoy the game under bright lights.
Floodlit → It is formed from "flood" (from Old English *flōd*, meaning a flowing or stream of water) and "lit" (the past participle of "light", from Old English *līhtan*, meaning to illuminate). The word "floodlit" means illuminated by a strong, broad light, often used to describe areas lit up by powerful lights, similar to how a flood covers an area with water.
Imagine a scene where a large area is 'flowing' with light, just like a 'flood' of water covers the ground. This helps you remember that 'floodlit' means brightly illuminated.
No commonly confused words.