afflatus (Meaning)
Wordnet
afflatus (n)
a strong creative impulse; divine inspiration
Webster
afflatus (n.)
A breath or blast of wind.
A divine impartation of knowledge; supernatural impulse; inspiration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of afflatus
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afflatus Sentence Examples
- The poet experienced a sudden afflatus, inspiring a burst of creativity and verses.
- The artist found herself in the midst of an afflatus, leading to a prolific period of painting.
- His groundbreaking invention was the result of an unexpected afflatus of innovation.
- The writer eagerly awaited the afflatus that would guide the development of the novel's plot.
- During the meditation retreat, participants sought an afflatus of spiritual insight and awakening.
- The musician attributed the composition's beauty to an afflatus of musical inspiration.
- In the quiet moments of reflection, she often found herself open to the afflatus of new ideas.
- The scientist experienced an afflatus of curiosity that fueled a series of groundbreaking experiments.
- The CEO credited the company's success to the constant afflatus of innovative thinking among the team.
- The teacher encouraged students to be receptive to the afflatus of learning that could strike at any moment.
FAQs About the word afflatus
a strong creative impulse; divine inspirationA breath or blast of wind., A divine impartation of knowledge; supernatural impulse; inspiration.
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The poet experienced a sudden afflatus, inspiring a burst of creativity and verses.
The artist found herself in the midst of an afflatus, leading to a prolific period of painting.
His groundbreaking invention was the result of an unexpected afflatus of innovation.
The writer eagerly awaited the afflatus that would guide the development of the novel's plot.
