Illuminations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ILLUMINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ILLUMINATION, spiritual or intellectual enlightenment
• lights used in decorating a building or other structure.
• an illuminated design in a manuscript.
• spiritual or intellectual enlightenment.
• lighting or light
• the art of illuminating a manuscript.
• clarification
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of illuminating or state of being illuminated; as spiritual or intellectual enlightenment a lighting up; decorative lighting or lighting effects; decoration by the art of illuminating

Words related to ILLUMINATIONS

illumination14

Words that contain ILLUMINATIONS

transilluminations20

How to use ILLUMINATIONS in a sentence

• Hence our British illuminations in November had probably their origin.
• Paris presented a spectacle of perpetual fetes, reviews of troops, and illuminations, which both amused and distracted the people.
• Surmises, guesses, misgivings, half-intuitions, semi-consciousnesses, partial illuminations, dim instincts, embryo conceptions, have no place in his brain, or vocabulary.
• Agatha takes place, but I am quite satisfied with three days of processions and horse races, and three nights of illuminations.
• The French, who up to that time had only been accustomed to the illuminations of St.
• Never was mind so deeply meditative, more fertile in rapid and sudden illuminations.
• It should be kept with pomp, to the sound of cannon and of bells, with games, with bonfires and illuminations from one end of the continent to the other, for ever.
• Even in Spain bells were rung, and the streets of Madrid blazed with bonfires and illuminations.
• Feasts were given, medals struck, presents given, and the whole empire blazed with illuminations, and rang with all the voices of joy.
• Reviews, banquets, illuminations, state dinners followed one another in rapid succession.
• In this overgrown city there is a perpetual turmoil of processions, illuminations, and festivities.
• The illuminations in Froissard and Monstrelet clearly give us the Norman cauchoise.
• Read about the manuscript illuminations produced by monks of the tenth and eleventh centuries, which are to be found in some great libraries.
• The orders from brigade headquarters had been strict against illuminations, for the Confederates were near at hand in force, and a surprise was proposed as well as feared.
• He adorned many of the chant books in the choir with beautiful illuminations, and also divers books for our library, and sometimes those that were written for sale.
• The German Austrians foolishly celebrated their victory with bonfires and illuminations, making a fete of the success which was so hateful to the Czechs.
• The nuptials were announced to the public by the discharge of cannon, and celebrated with illuminations and all kinds of rejoicing.
• Wilkes was a third time re-elected, and illuminations throughout the whole city of London testified the triumph of the people.
• This brought them into the category of illuminations, for while miniatures may be executed without the use of gold or silver, illuminations may not.
• Allegorical figures are introduced striving with each other as in the later Gothic illuminations.
• The intense vitality of the people, the pandemonium of Broadway at midnight, with its flaming illuminations, its eager crowd, its inimitable restlessness, fascinated them both.
• We have noticed already that at the time of her trial Jeanne had completely lost touch with her early illuminations and that she spoke in quite another language.
• Feng went out to see the illuminations, and also to profit by the opportunities for theft which are always afforded in a crowd.
• In the distance to the west more illuminations showed that another unit had camped along the track.
• At night there was no lighting, except when, at some great festival, illuminations might be made by order of the emperor for a whole night or perhaps a series of nights.
• It is not in Rome that we find the places where the saints received their spiritual illuminations, and fought the good fight, and gathered their disciples.
• The covers of this huge folio are bound with brass, beautiful illuminations by Le Brun adorn its title-pages, and then follows, in huge black characters, the music of the chants.
• At night mother took me to Argyle street to see the illuminations, and I never forgot the blaze of lights and the great crowd, cheering.
• They believe that the practice of general illuminations cannot be adopted consistently by persons, who are lovers of the truth.

Similar words containing LUMINATION without suffix s and without prefix il

lumination12 luminations13 illumination14 illuminational16 transillumination19 transilluminations20

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