Pronunciation: /ɪˈluːməˌneɪtɪŋ/
noun the act of providing light or clarity
A1 The illuminating light helped me find my way in the dark.
A2 The illuminating display on the dashboard showed me the current speed.
B1 The illuminating presentation shed light on the new company policies.
B2 The illuminating discussion with the expert gave me valuable insights into the topic.
C1 The illuminating analysis of the data revealed key trends in consumer behavior.
C2 The illuminating research paper provided groundbreaking discoveries in the field of science.
verb to light up or make something brighter
A1 The teacher is illuminating the whiteboard so everyone can see.
A2 The flashlight is illuminating the dark room.
B1 The documentary is illuminating the history of the ancient civilization.
B2 The guest speaker is illuminating the audience with new insights on climate change.
C1 The research paper is illuminating the complex relationship between genetics and behavior.
C2 The artist's work is illuminating the intersection of art and technology in modern society.
adjective providing light or clarity
A1 The flashlight was very illuminating in the dark.
A2 The teacher used an illuminating example to explain the concept.
B1 The documentary provided an illuminating look into the history of the city.
B2 The speaker gave an illuminating presentation on the latest research findings.
C1 The book offers an illuminating analysis of the political situation.
C2 The artist's work is known for its illuminating exploration of complex themes.
formal The professor's illuminating lecture shed light on a complex topic.
informal The documentary was really illuminating, I learned so much.
slang That YouTube video was so illuminating, it blew my mind.
figurative Her words were like an illuminating beacon in the darkness of confusion.
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