verb
definition
To illuminate something from behind.
adjective
definition
Lit or illuminated from behind.
example
a backlit computer keyboard
Examples of backlit in a Sentence
A romantic heroine is often backlit to create a halo effect on her hair.
They are backlit by very strong moonlight coming through the trees.
Huge white backlit tulips accentuated the dark green of the yews.
The fascia features a Rhodium silver technical finish, with backlit instrumentation dials.
The private view gallery appears to be lit from skylight panels which are in fact backlit with a specially designed light box.
All except the iPad have a grayscale display, called E-ink; the iPad has backlit IPS color.
Most are not backlit, so you can't read in the dark but you can read in direct sunlight, which you can't do with an LCD.
Nintendo addressed these concerns with a new, backlit SP model released in September of 2005.
The Game Boy Micro, another upgrade to the Game Boy line, uses a backlit screen, as does the third-tier system the Nintendo DS.
The Game Boy line of systems has been revamped every few years to introduce new features such as smaller size, better graphics and a backlit screen.
Having full color and a backlit screen necessarily took a fair amount of juice, and obviously more than what would have been necessary to run the non-backlit, non-color Nintendo Game Boy.
Nintendo introduced the Game Boy Advance SP in the late 90's that featured a backlit screen, rechargeable battery and new clamshell design.
It uses the thermoelectric cooling method to chill your bottles of wine and features a backlit LED display as well as an alarm that sounds when the wine has reached its' desired temperature.
This towel features a majestic lighthouse backlit by the setting sun.
Other features include dual alarms, battery backup and backlit LCD display.
She sat on the table in the exam room facing a line of backlit x-rays and cat scans on the wall.