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Meaning of illuminative
The primary meaning of the word "illuminative" is to provide enlightenment or understanding.
Etymology of illuminative
The word "illuminative" originates from the Latin "illuminare," which means to light up or make brighter, and the suffix "-ive," which forms an adjective indicating a tendency or disposition.
Historically, the term has been used to describe something that provides intellectual or spiritual enlightenment.
Synonyms
enlightening
informative
instructive
educational
explanatory
revelatory
clarifying
elucidative
illuminating
instructing
teaching
edifying
uplifting
inspiring
explanatory
descriptive
expositional
expository
interpretive
revelational
diagnostic
analytical
expository
disclosive
instructional
educational
enlightening
informatory
Definitions
- Giving insight or understanding, enlightening
- * Providing a clear explanation or interpretation of something
Usage Examples
- The professor's illuminative lecture on quantum physics helped the students grasp the complex concepts.
- * The author's illuminative writing style made the novel an engaging and thought-provoking read.
Antonyms
confusing
misleading
unclear
vague
ambiguous
obscure
puzzling
perplexing
enigmatic
cryptic
unintelligible
incomprehensible
baffling
bewildering
disorienting
unenlightening
uninformative
uninstructive
unedifying
uninspiring