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How is the word alit used in a sentence? Can I have an example?

Nona the brit · Accepted Answer

'alit' isn't an English word.

Anonymous · Answer

It's the past tense of 'alight'. Not used very often, though

Mr Wordy · Answer

nona the brit
'alit' isn't an English word.

I think it's a possible past tense of "alight".

Toms Mathew · Answer

I've never come across such a word 'alit' all these years of teaching. Did u mean 'a-list'?

BarbaraPA · Answer

Anonymous · Answer

Correction: I guess you use it just as you would the word "alighted": "The Prime Minister alighted (alit) the limousine."

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