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unlit

British  
/ ʌnˈlɪt /

adjective

  1. not having lighting; unilluminated

    avoid unlit streets after dark

  2. not having been ignited

    tapping his unlit cigarette

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“It’s so obvious! You’d have to have your head stuck in an unlit fox hole not to see the difference.”

From Literature

Inside, Beshear was seated before an unlit fireplace, legs crossed, shirt collar unbuttoned, looking like the pleasantly unassuming Dad in a store-bought picture frame.

From Los Angeles Times

Slumped in his chair, pencil in hand, unlit pipe in his mouth, surrounded by slips of paper, many of them crumpled up.

From Literature

The unlit house was silent except for the ticking of a grandfather clock somewhere on the first floor.

From Literature

Clara found them a bench in a quiet, particularly unlit corner of the park and promptly sat, still eating the challah.

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