adj Uncommon

lighted

LEYE-tuhd

Lighted (adj) means Lit up; filled with light. Example: “A lighted window was the only sign anyone was home.”

adj

Lit up; filled with light.

"A lighted window was the only sign anyone was home."

How to use lighted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTurned on and glowing, or given light.

UK vs US

"Lighted" and "lit" are both accepted past forms of light; "lit" is more common overall.

Common pairings

a lighted window lighted path

more lighted comparative, most lighted superlative

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A _____ window was the only sign anyone was home.

sighted weighted blighted delighted farsighted nearsighted copyrighted highlighted

What does “lighted” mean?

The word “lighted” means lit up; filled with light. In plain terms, turned on and glowing, or given light.

How do you pronounce “lighted”?

“Lighted” is pronounced LEYE-tuhd (/ˈlaɪtəd/ in IPA).

How do you use “lighted” in a sentence?

Here is “lighted” used in a sentence: “A lighted window was the only sign anyone was home.”

What part of speech is “lighted”?

“Lighted” is an adjective.

Is “lighted” a common word?

“Lighted” is an uncommon word in modern English.