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Answer for the clue "Artificially illuminated ", 8 letters:
floodlit

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WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
See floodlight

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
floodlit \floodlit\ adj. Illuminated by means of floodlights. Syn: floodlighted.

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
adjective EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES ▪ a floodlit football field EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ It was floodlit but empty, with the match due to start in ten minutes. ▪ Television broadcasting was to be reduced, as were air conditioning, street lighting and floodlit ...

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
a. lit by floodlights

Usage examples of floodlit.

Motel to be followed by the numerous guests into the generous dining area where the bride cut a cake topped by a spun sugar approximation of the towering artifact beyond the glass where their romance had first been kindled amid the passions that had blazed forth here on a darker occasion as the screen revisited the floodlit melee of flying rocks and beer cans, Stars, Bars and Stripes asunder, signs and placards brandished and trampled GOD IS JUDGE aloft and IMPEACH smouldering on the judicial robes of controversy lately put to rest by the conciliatory visit of Senator wait stop it, what are you doing!

I thought of all the tourists who had sat here on this veranda, lolling with ice-cold drinks, watching for elephants and rhinos, and all the small fry that had come like shadows out of the night to drink at the floodlit waterhole.

Barons Council Hall, near which the patrol ship landed, was floodlit and surrounded by roboid police and heavily-armed members of the Citizens Defense Force.

The surface notched up frequently in man-sized sawteeth, local features nicking a dark horizon that circled the floodlit area and the adjacent operations building at a distance of no more than a few hundred meters.

Berel Jastrow is so tired that as he talks his eyes droop, and he half-dreams, and seems to see Auschwitz's long rows of horse stalls in floodlit snow, the trudgia$ bent Jews in their striped suits, and the big "Canada" warehouses with the loot piled up outside them under snow-covered tarpaulins, and in the distance dark chimneys vomiting flames and black smoke.

Above the great clockfaces the Belfry was floodlit by mobile searchlight-units of the NTCROTC and the various Telerama departments.

Now he was in his study on the second floor of the Great House that sat on a knoll on the upper levels of the Peak, the leaded bay windows overlooking floodlit gardens, and then far below, the city and the immensity of the harbor.

Though I could see many more floodlit buildings along the curve of the river ahead of me, I did not want to venture too far from my bus route, or to pass the tramps under the bridge.

The lounge was empty except for two Immigration and Customs officers and one of Armstrong's men waiting beside Gate Lima door that let out onto the floodlit tarmac.

The lounge was empty except for two Immigration and Customs officers and one of Armstrong's men waiting beside Gate 16-a glass door that let out onto the floodlit tarmac.

There was no moving sidewalk to return me to the street-there's no place in Las Vegas for losers and quitters-so I had to make a long weaving walk down the floodlit driveway to the Strip.

The hotel's director of operations, an alert Scotsman named McLeod, had mapped out a route through the service corridors, where his most trusted security guards stood watch, to the brightly lit entrance fronted by two enormous fountains sending floodlit sprays up into the dark sky.

Yes, there was that skew arch of chrome sweet home, floodlit up above the flabberghosted farmament and bump where the camel got the needle.

They stayed on the lighted main path, straying now and then across the floodlit lawns but always visible, a crotchety old man supposedly walking wherever his whims led him, to the annoyance of his companion.