inlumine Antonyms
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Meaning of inlumine
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inlumine (v. t.)
See Illumine.
inlumine Sentence Examples
- The radiant sunrise inlumines the eastern sky, casting a golden glow upon the slumbering earth.
- The flickering flames of the hearth inlumine the cozy cabin, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
- The moon inlumines the nocturnal landscape with its ethereal glow, illuminating the sleeping world.
- The stars inlumine the vast expanse of the universe, a celestial tapestry that captivates the imagination.
- The author's words inlumine the reader's mind, shedding light on complex ideas and hidden truths.
- The teacher's passion for knowledge inlumines the hearts of her students, inspiring them to pursue their dreams.
- The artist's brushstrokes inlumine the canvas with vibrant colors, creating a masterpiece that captures the essence of life.
- The musician's melodies inlumine the concert hall with their enchanting notes, transporting the audience to another realm.
- The dancer's movements inlumine the stage with their grace and fluidity, showcasing the beauty of human expression.
- The child's laughter inlumines the home with joy, spreading happiness to all who hear it.
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The radiant sunrise inlumines the eastern sky, casting a golden glow upon the slumbering earth.
The flickering flames of the hearth inlumine the cozy cabin, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The moon inlumines the nocturnal landscape with its ethereal glow, illuminating the sleeping world.
The stars inlumine the vast expanse of the universe, a celestial tapestry that captivates the imagination.
