illuminative Antonyms
Meaning of illuminative
Webster
illuminative (a.)
Tending to illuminate or illustrate; throwing light; illustrative.
illuminative Sentence Examples
- The comprehensive report provided an illuminative analysis of the company's financial performance.
- Her insightful presentation shed illuminative light on the complexities of climate change.
- The documentary offered an illuminative glimpse into the daily life of an endangered species.
- Their conversation was illuminative, sparking new ideas and broadening perspectives.
- The professor's lecture was highly illuminative, clarifying previously confusing concepts.
- His research paper provided an illuminative framework for understanding the evolution of the universe.
- The candle's flicker cast an illuminative glow on the dimly lit room.
- The historian's seminal work proved illuminative, recasting our understanding of a pivotal period.
- The recent scientific discovery was illuminative, pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
- The museum exhibition featured an illuminative display of ancient artifacts that shed light on past civilizations.
FAQs About the word illuminative
Tending to illuminate or illustrate; throwing light; illustrative.
interpretative,interpretive, explanative, analytical, illustrative, elucidative, explicative,exegetic, analytic, expositive
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The comprehensive report provided an illuminative analysis of the company's financial performance.
Her insightful presentation shed illuminative light on the complexities of climate change.
The documentary offered an illuminative glimpse into the daily life of an endangered species.
Their conversation was illuminative, sparking new ideas and broadening perspectives.
