Backlit (adjective)

1. Illuminated from behind, especially in reference to a display or screen that is lit from behind to enhance its visibility and contrast.
2. Lit from the back, causing the objects in front to stand out and be more visible.

Origin:

From 'back' and 'lit' meaning 'lit from behind'.

Examples:

1. The backlit display on the smartphone made it easy to read in any lighting conditions.
2. The backlit keys on the keyboard were a helpful feature for typing in the dark.
3. The backlit stage was an awe-inspiring sight, with the performers and their silhouettes lit from behind.
4. The backlit poster in the movie theater added to the dramatic effect of the film.
5. The backlit sign on the store window was eye-catching, attracting customers from the street.