1. exposed to or illuminated by daylight; having daylight visible or accessible
Usage: often used in architecture and urban planning contexts

1. past tense and past participle of 'daylight': to expose (a covered stream, pipe, or structure) to daylight; to uncover or reveal
Usage: transitive verb; commonly used in civil engineering and environmental restoration

Examples

• The daylighted courtyard provides natural light to the surrounding offices.
• Engineers daylighted the buried stream to restore the ecosystem.
• The architect designed daylighted corridors to reduce energy consumption.
• They daylighted the underground river, creating a new public waterfront.
• The daylighted atrium became the focal point of the building's interior.
• The city daylighted several culverted creeks as part of the urban renewal project.