spotlight
/ˈspɑtlaɪt/
verb
- To shine a strong light on someone or something.
- The security guard spotlighted the suspicious car in the parking lot.
- During the play, a lamp spotlighted the main character.
- The photographer spotlighted the model against a dark background.
- To draw attention to something or make it very noticeable.
- Her speech spotlighted the challenges faced by young entrepreneurs.
- The report spotlights the need for better healthcare in rural areas.
- The documentary spotlights the lives of endangered animals.
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noun
- A strong beam of light that shines on a small area, often used in theater or to draw attention to someone or something.
- The singer stood alone in the spotlight on the dark stage.
- A spotlight followed the actor as he walked across the stage.
- The museum used a spotlight to highlight the ancient sculpture.
- A position of public attention or fame.
- The politician tried to avoid the spotlight after the scandal.
- She has been in the spotlight ever since she won the gold medal.
- Many celebrities struggle with the pressure of being in the spotlight.
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