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n. (plural of torchlight English)
Usage examples of "torchlights".
The sun had set by now, and torchlights and lanterns again provided the only illumination.
The two dukes were graceful in acknowledging the applause of people lining the tracks and frequently they halted the train, dragging this or that Civil War hero to the back platform with them as torchlights began to flare in the countryside.
On the mountains, he could see lights, torchlights in the hands of villagers, and one person walking down the treacherous mountain path, torch in hand.
The fires below had died down, but the villagers' flickering torchlights still cast a soft yellow-orange glow.
He crept along the deck, all too conscious of the glaring torchlights that turned the area of the basin almost into daylight.