different between highlit vs highlite
highlit
English
Verb
highlit
- (uncommon) simple past tense and past participle of highlight; highlighted.
- 1967, Alexander C. Soper, "A pictorial biography of Prince Shotoku", The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin
- The potential precariousness of the alliance is highlit by the catastrophe of its abrupt ending in the next generation, after the deaths of the two principals.
- 1998, Charles Townshend, "The meaning of Irish freedom constitutionalism in the Free State", Transactions of the Royal Historical Society
- I want to focus on an aspect highlit by Denis Donoghue when he reviewed it in the London Review of Books.
- 1967, Alexander C. Soper, "A pictorial biography of Prince Shotoku", The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin
Usage notes
- Used with less than three percent of the frequency of "highlighted" in books.
- Sometimes regarded as a misconstruction
- Used as an example of a misconstruction in books on language learning.
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highlite
English
Noun
highlite
- Misspelling of highlight.
Verb
highlite
- Misspelling of highlight.
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