Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
beam-of-light
Noun
/biːm əv laɪt/

Definition
A beam of light is a concentrated stream of light rays that travels in a specific direction.

Examples
- The beam of light from the flashlight pierced through the darkness.
- Sunlight streamed in through the window, creating a beautiful beam of light across the floor.

Meaning
In physics, it refers to the narrow path made by light as it travels from a source, such as a flashlight or the sun.

Synonyms
- Ray of light
- Light shaft
- Light beam