reillume Antonyms
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Meaning of reillume
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reillume (v. t.)
To light again; to cause to shine anew; to relume; to reillumine.
reillume Sentence Examples
- The flickering flame reillumed the darkness, casting an ethereal glow on the surroundings.
- The spark of hope reillumed within her soul, igniting a fire that had long been dormant.
- The reillumined stars illuminated the night sky, twinkling like celestial guardians.
- With a whisper, she reillumed the ancient runes, unlocking secrets long forgotten.
- The reillumed bonfire crackled and danced, providing warmth and comfort on the chilly night.
- The scent of incense reillumed her senses, transporting her to a realm of tranquility and meditation.
- The reillumed fireplace cast a warm glow upon the cozy living room, filling it with a sense of cheer.
- The reillumed embers of the campfire served as a beacon of hope for lost travelers in the wilderness.
- With a strike of the match, the reillumed candle flickered into existence, casting a delicate light over the room.
- The reillumed passion between the lovers burned brighter than ever before, rekindling the flames of their lost connection.
FAQs About the word reillume
To light again; to cause to shine anew; to relume; to reillumine.
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The flickering flame reillumed the darkness, casting an ethereal glow on the surroundings.
The spark of hope reillumed within her soul, igniting a fire that had long been dormant.
The reillumined stars illuminated the night sky, twinkling like celestial guardians.
With a whisper, she reillumed the ancient runes, unlocking secrets long forgotten.
