Candle

usgb/ˈkændl/
noun

A cylindrical piece of wax or other material with a wick in the middle, which is lit to produce light as it burns.

She lighted a candle during the power outage.
Visual representation of "candle" - A cylindrical piece of wax or other material with a wick in the middle, which is lit to produce light as it burns

Often appears as...

  • burn a candle
  • light a candle
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Power Outage Use

A candle is often used as a light source during electricity blackouts.

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When the lights went out, we used candles to see in the dark.
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Romantic Atmosphere

Candles are commonly associated with romance and intimate settings.

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He set up candles around the room for a romantic dinner.
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Scented Varieties

Scented candles can be used to freshen the air with pleasant aromas.

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She lit a lavender-scented candle to relax after a long day.
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