in the light of

The phrase "in the light of" is commonly used to indicate that a decision or action is influenced by new information or circumstances.

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Definition

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(idiomatic, formal)Considering or taking into account new information, circumstances, or events.

Example

  • In the light of recent developments, we're postponing our meeting.
  • In the light of the weather forecast, we have canceled the 4th of July celebrations.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in the light of":

in light ofin view ofin the shadow ofin the cold light of dayin the face ofin the wake ofin face ofsee the light