torchlight

Converse of object

• flicker: After seeing these you are invited to listen to a story-teller tel tales of horror and hauntings by flickering torchlight.

Adjective modifier

• powerful: Could you bring a powerful torchlight with ample supply of batteries?

Modifies a noun

• procession: All the pilgrims in Lourdes are invited to come together for a torchlight procession, singing along.
• parade: Later that day there was a torchlight parade around the streets, what a spectacle that must have been.
• descent: The highlight of the week is the torchlight descent.
• rally: The SNP are holding a torchlight rally in Edinburgh the night before it comes home, and you can come and join us.
• walk: Special Attractions: - Welcome drink - Weekly live music - Weekly evening torchlight walk - Special Christmas/New Year dinner included.
• meeting: In the winter of 1838-1839, vast torchlight meetings were held; speeches and schemes became more violent and inflammatory.