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lit up

adjective as in illuminated

Weak match

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Yes, Cease was 14-11 that year, but got lit up by the Dodgers in the playoffs and regressed to 8-12 with a 4.55 ERA in 2025 while making $13.75 million in his last year of arbitration.

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Rodrigues then lit up Navi Mumbai as India toppled defending champions Australia in an all-time classic, chasing a record 339 under the bright lights which reignited the hopes of a nation after they had consigned themselves to disappointment following three group-stage defeats.

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Massive crowds filled the city centre on Friday night for the parade, followed by a riverfront fireworks spectacular, which lit up the skies.

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The soft glow of the computer screen lit up her face as she studied farming.

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Before anyone received an official alert about the Eaton fire, a message lit up a pickleball group chat.

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