something that makes vision possible by stimulating the sense of sight
electromagnetic radiation in the wavelength that is visible to the human eye
a source of light, e.g. a lamp or a candle
illumination provided by a celestial body; specif daylight
a flame or spark for lighting something, e.g. a cigarette
(also in pl) a traffic signal
a particular illumination in a place
a studio with a north light
spiritual illumination
understanding or knowledge
enlightening information or explanation
shed some light on the problem
a particular aspect or appearance in which something is viewed
saw the matter in a different light
a medium, e.g. a window, through which light is admitted
a specified expression perceived as being in somebody's eyes
the light of love in his eyes
(in pl) a set of principles, standards, or opinions
true by your lights
= leading light
to disclose or reveal (something)
What your wisdoms could not discover, these shallow fools have brought to light — Shakespeare
to be revealed or disclosed
with the insight or information provided by
to understand suddenly; to gain insight
to undergo conversion
to be born or come into existence
to be published or come to public attention