How to use starlight in a sentence
The German starlights were swift and brilliant; the French steady and long continuing.
Our Part in the Great War | Arthur GleasonA jaunt after supper often took me far into the country, and the starlights were softer than one's peaceful thoughts.
Campaigns of a Non-Combatant, | George Alfred TownsendIn the darkness he was a nebulous dark bulk that sprang into bold relief when the starlights flared in front.
The Red Horizon | Patrick MacGillThe result is a confusion of Starlights, Greylights—even Skylights!
The Welsh Pony | Olive Tilford Dargan
British Dictionary definitions for starlight
starlight
/ (ˈstɑːˌlaɪt) /
noun
the light emanating from the stars
adjectiveAlso: starlighted
of or like starlight
Also: starlit (ˈstɑːˌlɪt) illuminated by starlight
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