dry light
The term "dry light" originates from the idea of light being clear and unobstructed, and is often used metaphorically to describe unbiased or impartial perspectives.
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Definition
C1Optics
(technical)Light that is not filtered or obstructed by any external factors.
Example
- Astronomers seek dry light to get the most accurate observations of celestial objects.
C1Metaphor
(figurative)A clear, impartial view free from emotional influence or bias.
Example
- The judge's decision was made in dry light, ensuring fairness for all parties.
Similar
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