Synonyms and antonyms of Types of electric light in American Thesaurus

flashlight (noun)

an electric light that you hold in your hand and point at things. The British word is torch.

floodlight (noun)

a very strong light that is used for lighting a public building or sports event at night

floor lamp (noun)

a standard lamp

fluorescent light (noun)

a very bright light that consists of a long glass tube containing fluorescent gas

hurricane lamp (noun)

a light with a strong glass cover that protects the light or flame from wind and rain

lamp (noun)

an electric light, especially a small one, that stands on a table or desk

light (noun)

a piece of electrical equipment that produces brightness

nightlight (noun)

a small electric light that shines a small amount of light, especially used in a child’s bedroom at night

searchlight (noun)

a large powerful light that you can turn to shine in any direction

sodium (adjective)

sodium lights produce a strong, bright, orange light

spot (noun)

informal a spotlight

spotlight (noun)

a powerful light that shines on a small area, for example in a theater

standard lamp (noun)

British a floor lamp

streetlamp (noun)

a light on top of a long pole on a street or road

strip light (noun)

an electric light in the form of a long tube, usually attached to the ceiling

strip lighting (noun)

light from strip lights, or the electric lights themselves

strobe light (noun)

a strong electric light that flashes very quickly

table lamp (noun)

a small light that is designed to stand on a table

torch (noun)

British a flashlight