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BELAMOUR
(n.)
Meaning: (obsolete) one who is loved, a beloved person.
This word is pretty. And it sounds very French. I think it is originated from French..?
Ah, on va continue.
Belamour shouldn't be that uncommonly used. It's meaning is easy to put as a title upon a character. Everyone has a beloved person, don't they? Most do.
Examples:
Now, where was her little belamour? The girl was nowhere to be seen. The woman's mouth curled up into a smile at the thought of her beloved daughter.
My best friend understands me the most, and is always here for me. We have been through a lot together. She is a belamour in my life.
I, myself, have six amazing best friends.
Anyway, belamour is a nice word you can use in your writing. Also reminds me of another word... that I will explain later.
There's a trick to remember what belamour means. "Amour" means "love" in French, and the "bel" part of belamour is like the first part of "beloved." And bel + love = belove and is technically the same as beloved.
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BELIGHT
(v.) to light up; illuminate; to become lit up; shine up; dawn
Belight has a lot of meanings. But you can use the word for whichever meaning you want.
Examples:
He belighted the candle, the shadow of the flame flickered eerily on the wall.
The spotlight suddenly belighted on the singer, revealing her face from the darkness onstage.
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