illuminator Synonyms
illuminator Meaning
illuminator (n.)
One whose occupation is to adorn books, especially manuscripts, with miniatures, borders, etc. See Illuminate, v. t., 3.
illuminator (v. t.)
A condenser or reflector of light in optical apparatus; also, an illuminant.
illuminator Sentence Examples
- The highlighter's subtle illuminator imparted a radiant glow to her cheekbones.
- The skincare serum contained microscopic illuminators to brighten the complexion.
- She applied an illuminator under her eyebrows to accentuate her arch.
- The stage lights featured built-in illuminators that highlighted the performers onstage.
- The artist used a fine brush to apply the illuminator to the inner corners of her eyes, creating a doe-eyed effect.
- The shimmery illuminator glittered under the sunlight, attracting attention to her décolletage.
- The makeup artist blended the illuminator seamlessly into her client's foundation, giving her a flawless, luminous finish.
- The illuminator in the powder compact helped set her makeup and kept her skin looking radiant for hours.
- The liquid illuminator could be mixed with foundation or applied directly to the skin for a customizable glow.
- The illuminator's soft, champagne hue complemented all skin tones, adding a touch of brightness without looking overdone.
FAQs About the word illuminator
One whose occupation is to adorn books, especially manuscripts, with miniatures, borders, etc. See Illuminate, v. t., 3., A condenser or reflector of light in o
light,illumine, irradiate, lighten,brighten, bathe, beacon, ignite, floodlight, radiate
obscure, cover, blacken, darken, blacken, dull, dim, obfuscate, darken,dim
The highlighter's subtle illuminator imparted a radiant glow to her cheekbones.
The skincare serum contained microscopic illuminators to brighten the complexion.
She applied an illuminator under her eyebrows to accentuate her arch.
The stage lights featured built-in illuminators that highlighted the performers onstage.
