Synonyms for LIT
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1. literature, litadjective

   the humanistic study of a body of literature

   "he took a course in Russian lit"

   Synonyms:
   lit, literature

   Antonyms:
   dark

2. illuminated, lighted, lit, well-lightedadjective

   provided with artificial light

   "illuminated advertising"; "looked up at the lighted windows"; "a brightly lit room"; "a well-lighted stairwell"

   Synonyms:
   lit, lighted, illuminated, well-lighted

   Antonyms:
   dark

3. lighted, litadjective

   set afire or burning

   "the lighted candles"; "a lighted cigarette"; "a lit firecracker"

   Synonyms:
   lit, lighted, illuminated, well-lighted

   Antonyms:
   dark

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1. List of paraphrases for "lit":

   illuminated, ignition, nut-boy, bed, alight, lighted, ignited, informed, activated, enlightened, lire, power-on, powered-up

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1. Joe Biden:

   Covid is the match that lit the fire. But Donald Trump has spent the last three years stoking and kindling and undermining the core pillars of our economic strength.

2. Sherry Jo Matt:

   She lit up a room, her heart was pure, she would do anything for anybody and the only person at the end of the day Siena ever hurt was herself, the demons of mental illness and the shackles of addiction took over who she really was at her core.

3. Christian Poirier:

   The vast majority of these fires are human-lit.

4. Pope Francis:

   Without doubt, even moments of great difficulty, of tormented decisions of Christian and human prudence, that to some could have seemed like reticence, were instead attempts, humanly very difficult, to keep the light of humanitarian initiatives, of hidden but active diplomacy lit, in periods of greatest darkness and cruelty, in the hope of a possible opening of hearts.

5. Mark Jefferson:

   This has lit a fire under our base, and people are upset.