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Discover Ludwig"light filling" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of filling something with light, either by natural or artificial means. This phrase is commonly used in the context of photography or interior design to describe the way light is used to enhance a space or capture a certain mood. Example: The photographer used a large window to create a beautiful natural light filling in the portrait.
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Grated Squash, Corn and Tomatillo Tacos: Tacos with a light filling make for a perfect summer meal.
When they went to the window, they said they saw an orange light filling the sky, followed by an explosion and then intense heat.
Sitting in his kitchen, morning light filling up the room in the same house where he was born 74 years ago, Mr. Atwood gave the best pitch I'd heard for a life on the oyster beds.
The tangled rainbow of the city's neon shine, the shifting reflections on thick glass, the chromed and lacquered and polished surfaces, and the sense of curated light filling sharply defined spaces like a perfumed mist all lend Tokyo the nuanced power of a living character.
Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Health Sit quietly once a day, for a few minutes and imagine a column of divine white light filling, healing and surrounding you.
Weaving together delicate ambience and lush textures, Peralta stood hunched over his gear bathed in blue light, filling the intimate space with vibraphone-like Rhodes sounds.
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A chilly light filled the interior of the tent.
"Light fills the blankness; light is volume," Ms. Tipton said in a recent interview.
Waning late-afternoon light filled a large room, turning its yellow walls cadmium orange.
Light filled every room, and the shadows of trees and leaves floated in and out.
A nice late-afternoon light filled the room and washed over his stacks of books.
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