Illuminated or enlightened by dreams, or having the soft, glowing quality of something seen in a dream.
From dream + -lit (past participle of light, meaning 'illuminated'). This is a poetic compound combining dream with lit in the sense of 'made luminous,' similar to how moonlit means 'illuminated by the moon.'
Romantic poets like John Keats loved creating compounds like 'dreamlit' to express a state between waking and sleeping, between reality and imagination—capturing a mood that pure prose couldn't quite convey.
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