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illumination

/ɪˌluː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou l'état d'éclairer, pouvant signifier l'illumination spirituelle, le niveau de lumière dans un environnement, une explication éclairante, la mesure de la lumière sur une surface ou la décoration ornementale d'un manuscrit.

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/ɪˌluː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou l'état d'éclairer, pouvant signifier l'illumination spirituelle, le niveau de lumière dans un environnement, une explication éclairante, la mesure de la lumière sur une surface ou la décoration ornementale d'un manuscrit.

A noun referring to the act or state of being illuminated, which can mean spiritual enlightenment, the level of light in an environment, a clarifying explanation, the measurement of light on a surface, or decorative artwork in a manuscript.

  1. Spiritual enlightenmentC1formal

    A state of profound spiritual insight or divine understanding.

    frIllumination spirituelle

    • The monk achieved a state of deep illumination after years of meditation.
    • Many religious texts describe illumination as a gift from the divine.
    • Her sudden illumination brought clarity to her life's purpose.

    Synonymesawakeningenlightenmentepiphanyinsightrevelationsatori

    Antonymesdarknessignoranceobscurity

  2. Lighting or brightnessB2formal

    The amount or quality of light in a particular environment.

    frÉclairage ou luminosité

    • The room's illumination was too dim for reading.
    • Good illumination is essential for a productive workspace.
    • The street lamps provided adequate illumination for the path.

    Synonymesbrightnessbrilliancegleamglowlightlightingluminanceluminescenceradianceshine

    Antonymesblacknessdarknessdimnessduskgloomnightobscurityshadeshadow

  3. Clarifying explanationC1formal

    An interpretation or insight that resolves confusion or removes obstacles to understanding.

    frÉclaircissement

    • The professor's lecture provided illumination on a complex theory.
    • Her comments offered a new illumination of the poem's meaning.
    • The document gave illumination to the previously unclear policy.

    Synonymesclarificationedificationelucidationenlightenmentexplanationexplicationinsightinterpretation

    Antonymesconfusionobscurity

  4. Scientific light measurementC2formalscientific

    The luminous flux incident on a unit area, measured in lux.

    frÉclairement lumineux

    • The illumination in the lab was measured at 500 lux.
    • Proper illumination levels are critical for detailed work.
    • The sensor recorded the illumination of the solar panel.

    Synonymesilluminance

  5. Manuscript decorationC2formalart

    Decorative artwork, such as painting or drawing, included in a book, especially in illuminated medieval manuscripts.

    frEnluminure

    • The manuscript's illumination featured intricate gold leaf designs.
    • Medieval monks were skilled in the art of illumination.
    • The book's illumination depicted scenes from daily life.

    Synonymesdecorationembellishmentillustrationminiatureornamentation

Formes
  • illuminations plural form
  • illuminations' possessive plural form
  • illumination's possessive singular form
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