Pronunciation: /ɪnˈlaɪt.mənt/
noun the attainment of spiritual knowledge or insight
A1 The child experienced enlightenment when they learned to tie their shoes.
A2 Reading books about different cultures can lead to a greater sense of enlightenment.
B1 The documentary on meditation provided a new level of enlightenment for the viewers.
B2 Studying philosophy in college opened up a world of enlightenment for the student.
C1 After years of spiritual practice, she finally reached a state of deep enlightenment.
C2 The guru's teachings on enlightenment were profound and life-changing for his followers.
formal The philosopher dedicated his life to the pursuit of enlightenment.
informal She had a moment of enlightenment and finally understood the concept.
slang Dude, I had this total enlightenment moment last night, it was mind-blowing.
figurative The artist's painting symbolized the journey towards enlightenment.
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