Lamppost (noun)

A tall post or pole, typically one of a series along a street, with a light on the top.

Origin:

The word 'lamppost' is a combination of the words 'lamp' and 'post', referring to a post or pole that supports a lamp.

Examples:

  1. He walked down the street, following the line of lampposts.
  2. She waited under the lamppost for her ride to arrive.
  3. The old lamppost had been there for as long as anyone could remember.
  4. In the park, the lampposts cast a warm glow on the paths.
  5. The lampposts along the river cast flickering reflections on the water.
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