Uppercut

Definition

unlit / ʌn'lÇt / adj ၁။ (မီး)ထြန္းမထားေသာ။ ေမွာင္ေသာ။ an unlit corridor. ၂။ (မီး)ညိႇမထားေသာ။ an unlit cigarette.

Examples

1. ‘And even now
2. in the dim lighting of her unlit house
3. Forest could see how much it was killing her to return home.’
4. ‘I don't much like driving in the dark and unfamiliar unlit open road farmland is pretty intimidating.’
5. ‘Every time I visit a friend who works at a major newspaper
6. I'm amazed: Those places are like mushroom farms
7. they're so dark and unlit.’
8. ‘Jerin started the car and started home in the dark unlit street.’
9. ‘he asked
10. his eyes hidden in the shadows of the unlit room.’
11. ‘For example
12. the few photographs taken inside a dark doorway or unlit shrine exhibit dramatic shadows
13. but that was because Fagg did not use flashbulbs.’
14. ‘The sight of the average motorist must be fairly good as most of us are able to spot unlit cyclists wearing dark clothes at night.’
15. ‘Even though the path was unlit and almost pitch dark
16. the stars guided their way.’
17. ‘Dark
18. unlit and with plenty of shadowy corners.’
19. ‘The hallways were dark and unlit
20. the rooms unmanned and quiet.’
21. ‘Lighting would also be added to unlit areas
22. as well as those covered by CCTV.’
23. ‘Iraq appeared a pretty dark
24. unlit corner last week.’
25. ‘I raced up to get Beth at a speed that probably wasn't safe on those dark
26. unlit country roads and up the dirt driveway at another
27. probably unsafe
28. 30 mph +.’
29. ‘It is dark and unlit with several bends and there are no obstacles or barriers at the side of the road to help you if you get into difficulties.’
30. ‘Meanwhile
31. all of Africa and large parts of Asia would lie dark and unlit as if during a wartime bombing raid
32. a fate that one or two places down there would actually be enduring.’
33. ‘He added that girls attending Guide
34. Brownie and Rainbow sessions were still reliant on parents and guardians for transport and none would be walking along the unlit road after dark.’
35. ‘Still
36. it was too damned bright and there were only so many books I wanted to read
37. and I despaired
38. till I noticed a door to an unlit staircase.’
39. ‘In the darkness
40. the other unlit buildings were mere shadows compared to the Fortress.’
41. ‘The setting sun deepened the shadows in the doorways and made the unlit stairway as dark as the night.’
42. ‘She was then grabbed from behind before being pushed into an unlit dark alleyway.’