relumine Synonyms
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relumine Meaning
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relumine (v. t.)
To light anew; to rekindle.
To illuminate again.
relumine Sentence Examples
- After a decade of neglect, the old manor's dilapidated facade was relumine by a skilled restoration team.
- The once-dull painting was relumine by the meticulous brushstrokes of a conservationist.
- The weary traveler's spirit was relumine by the warmth of a welcoming fire.
- The flickering candle relumine the darkness, casting an ethereal glow upon the room.
- The sunlight relumine the vibrant colors of the garden, painting a breathtaking masterpiece.
- The teacher's words relumine the students' passion for learning.
- Grief had extinguished the light within her, but the birth of her grandchild relumine her heart.
- The relumine of the ancient temple's altar marked the beginning of a new religious era.
- The spark of creativity within the artist was relumine by the captivating beauty of nature.
- With a flick of a switch, the entire city was relumine, illuminating the night with a symphony of lights.
FAQs About the word relumine
To light anew; to rekindle., To illuminate again.
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After a decade of neglect, the old manor's dilapidated facade was relumine by a skilled restoration team.
The once-dull painting was relumine by the meticulous brushstrokes of a conservationist.
The weary traveler's spirit was relumine by the warmth of a welcoming fire.
The flickering candle relumine the darkness, casting an ethereal glow upon the room.
