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Discover LudwigThe phrase "light up with" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to describe a sudden or intense emotional reaction or physical response. Example: As soon as the teacher announced the surprise field trip, the students' faces lit up with excitement.
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I watched her exercise a baby and saw that baby's face light up with delight in stretching and moving.
Anything not reflective was likely to light up with LEDs.
When do you see their faces light up with interest at school?
In Tokyo, people light up with abandon in restaurants, taxis and many offices.
The sea is glowing with bioluminescent plankton that light up with any movement in the water.
When he walked into a room, it would light up with his energy.
Ask the right (wrong) person and their eyes will light up with mischief and horrible recognition.
In many of those, the apartments light up with the press of a button.
When not behind the wheel of a vehicle people light up with dazzling smiles.
She can suddenly light up with the swagger of R. Crumb's True Amazon.
After her article runs, their computers light up with soap orders.
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