illumination in Greek
illumination in Greek is φωτισμός — illumination means light, or the act of providing light.
illumination in Greek
φωτισμός
Pronounced: fotismos
The act of illuminating, or supplying with light; the state of being illuminated.
What does "illumination" mean?
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noun Light, or the act of providing light.
"The stage lighting provided dramatic illumination during the final scene."
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noun Ornamental decoration added to a manuscript or book.
"The gold-leaf illumination on the page had survived remarkably well."
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noun A moment of insight or understanding.
"Her explanation brought sudden illumination to a topic he'd struggled with for years."
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illumination in a sentence
- The stage lighting provided dramatic illumination during the final scene.
- The gold-leaf illumination on the page had survived remarkably well.
- Her explanation brought sudden illumination to a topic he'd struggled with for years.
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What is "illumination" in Greek?
"illumination" in Greek is φωτισμός. illumination means: Light, or the act of providing light.
How do you pronounce φωτισμός?
"illumination" in Greek is φωτισμός, pronounced "fotismos".
How do you use "illumination" in a sentence?
Example: "The stage lighting provided dramatic illumination during the final scene." In Greek, "illumination" is φωτισμός.
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