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Things starlight often describes (“starlight ________”)
night, scope, nights, evening, sky, scopes, morning, wood, sheen, shine, overhead, ranch, walk, gleam, smile, hours, effects, speed, gleams, glimmer, figure, vision, energy, tender, glances, photons, coagulating, eyes, beams, roof, polarization, illumination, figures, kent, ride, skies, jewels, dusk, contemplations, keen, goggles, zoroaster, beauty, promenade, flame, beam, suppression, discloses, intensity, pass, scene, tebrick, shimazo, peace, meek, glory, breaking, wind, cold, watch, round, owing, mints, com, wisdom, dew, rays, death, incident, strip, returns, court, streams, pales, heavens, silver, bends, close, goddard, wan, stream, emission, scenes, skating, beaming, drive, heaven, burial, extinction, processions, flag

How starlight often is described (“________ starlight”)
dim, faint, bright, clear, cold, pale, brilliant, soft, frosty, enough, babylonian, only, white, fine, cool, quiet, blue, warm, distant, pure, broken, beautiful, thin, calm, scattered, integrated, feeble, uncertain, solemn, open, vague, dark, grey, tranquil, clearest, mathematical, still, visible, wan, silvery, incoming, ordinary, splendid, weak, cloudless, dewy, misty, gentle, snowy, mellow, glorious, clean, steely, fitful, joyous, chill, golden, imperfect, mysterious, gray, crisp, fading, frosted, strange, like, ultraviolet, tropical, wonderful, lovely, remote, ghostly, mild, earthly, clouded, filtered, luminous, silver, ambient, smelling, dusky, steady, magical

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See starlight used in context: 100 poetry verses, 3 Shakespeare works, 1 definition

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