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illuminants Meaning
illuminants
an illuminating device or substance (as for a microscope), an illuminating device or substance
illuminants Sentence Examples
- The city's skyline was ablaze with illuminants, casting a mesmerizing glow on the night sky.
- The streetlights emitted a warm glow, providing much-needed illuminants to navigate the darkened streets.
- The interior of the museum was bathed in soft illuminants, showcasing the exquisite artifacts with unparalleled clarity.
- The stage was illuminated by a battery of high-powered illuminants, creating a dazzling spectacle for the audience.
- The researchers designed an experiment to study the effects of various illuminants on plant growth.
- The headlights of the car illuminated the road ahead, piercing the darkness with their powerful beams.
- The stars and moon served as natural illuminants, guiding nocturnal animals through the night.
- The photographer carefully adjusted the illuminants to capture the perfect lighting for the portrait.
- The city park was transformed into a wonderland with colorful illuminants strung throughout the trees.
- The fireflies emitted a soft glow, serving as tiny illuminants in the summer night.
FAQs About the word illuminants
an illuminating device or substance (as for a microscope), an illuminating device or substance
lights, candles,lamps, chandeliers, headlights, flashlights, beacons, lanterns,lightings, girandoles
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The city's skyline was ablaze with illuminants, casting a mesmerizing glow on the night sky.
The streetlights emitted a warm glow, providing much-needed illuminants to navigate the darkened streets.
The interior of the museum was bathed in soft illuminants, showcasing the exquisite artifacts with unparalleled clarity.
The stage was illuminated by a battery of high-powered illuminants, creating a dazzling spectacle for the audience.
