Definition of underlit in English:

underlit

adjective ʌndəˈlɪt

Having insufficient light or lighting; dim.
Example sentencesExamples
- In an underlit office space, the ambient light is usually adequate, but accent or task lighting isn't.
- I felt this scene was again underlit, we know its going to end horribly, but that temple is so badly lit from the start its dreadful.
- The scene was slightly underlit, and while I could hear all sorts of human activity - talking, phones ringing, keyboards clattering - I couldn't see another living person.
- While parts of the documentary look over- or underlit and some scenes are conspicuously shot on video and transferred to film, this is all par for the course with television documentaries and usually does not detract from viewing.
- The show was also horribly underlit, making some paintings all but impossible to see adequately.
- For all the quality of the work on display, though, this is one of the worst-hung exhibitions I've ever seen - the pictures packed into low, underlit rooms, the walls painted in gloomy and overbearing colours.
- In the 1990s, her pictures are invariably hand-held and moving and, never one to beautify, they appear increasingly underlit, overlit or downright blurry.
- The forecourt was gloomy, underlit and overlooked by a dark brick building of indeterminate purpose.
- The garage is underlit, with a low-slung ceiling and construction that evinces the massive weight first of the cement slabwork and then of the floors and earth above.
- Yet the movie is quite underlit - what diner has mood lighting?
- Whatever the source of illumination, many works were either underlit, overlit, or dominated by bigger or more brightly colored neighbors.
- The occasional crowd shots are understandably underlit and quite grainy.
- Scratches and flecks of dirt are common throughout the film, and there are several scenes that are overly grainy and look like they were underlit during filming.
- Beatrice was lying alone in the middle of an underlit room, on a narrow couch.

单词	underlit
释义	Definition of underlit in English: underlit adjective ʌndəˈlɪt Having insufficient light or lighting; dim. Example sentencesExamples In an underlit office space, the ambient light is usually adequate, but accent or task lighting isn't. I felt this scene was again underlit, we know its going to end horribly, but that temple is so badly lit from the start its dreadful. The scene was slightly underlit, and while I could hear all sorts of human activity - talking, phones ringing, keyboards clattering - I couldn't see another living person. While parts of the documentary look over- or underlit and some scenes are conspicuously shot on video and transferred to film, this is all par for the course with television documentaries and usually does not detract from viewing. The show was also horribly underlit, making some paintings all but impossible to see adequately. For all the quality of the work on display, though, this is one of the worst-hung exhibitions I've ever seen - the pictures packed into low, underlit rooms, the walls painted in gloomy and overbearing colours. In the 1990s, her pictures are invariably hand-held and moving and, never one to beautify, they appear increasingly underlit, overlit or downright blurry. The forecourt was gloomy, underlit and overlooked by a dark brick building of indeterminate purpose. The garage is underlit, with a low-slung ceiling and construction that evinces the massive weight first of the cement slabwork and then of the floors and earth above. Yet the movie is quite underlit - what diner has mood lighting? Whatever the source of illumination, many works were either underlit, overlit, or dominated by bigger or more brightly colored neighbors. The occasional crowd shots are understandably underlit and quite grainy. Scratches and flecks of dirt are common throughout the film, and there are several scenes that are overly grainy and look like they were underlit during filming. Beatrice was lying alone in the middle of an underlit room, on a narrow couch.
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