candlelight
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can·dle·light
(kăn′dl-līt′)n.
1. Illumination from a candle or candles.
2. Dusk; twilight.
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candlelight
(ˈkændəlˌlaɪt)n
1.
a. the light from a candle or candles: they ate by candlelight.
b. (as modifier): a candlelight dinner.
2. dusk; evening
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can•dle•light
(ˈkæn dlˌlaɪt)n.
1. the light of a candle.
2. a dim artificial light.
3. twilight; dusk.
[before 1000]
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