Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-a-good-or-bad-light
idiom
/ɪn ə gʊd ɔr bəd laɪt/
Definition
To present someone or something in a favorable or unfavorable manner.
Examples
- She presented the report in a good light to impress her boss.
- The news article portrayed the company in a bad light due to the scandal.
Meaning
This phrase is commonly used to describe how a person or situation is perceived based on how information is presented.
Synonyms
- in a positive or negative manner
- favorably or unfavorably
