Luminaries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUMINARIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LUMINARY, a body that gives light
• a person who inspires or influences others, especially one prominent in a particular sphere
• a natural light-giving body, especially the sun or moon.
• an artificial light.

Words related to LUMINARIES

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How to use LUMINARIES in a sentence

• Of three legal luminaries present only one, the Treasury man, uttered a few bald words.
• Luminaries themselves, it is their office to enlighten.
• The great luminaries were extinguished one by one, till none were left but Michael Angelo in Rome, and Tintoret in Venice.
• The sun, the moon and all the luminaries with the planets resort to this river, alternately by day and by night.
• The moon rode high in the heavens, attended by thousands and thousands of inferior luminaries.
• He maintains the splendor of the various luminaries, and presides over the element of fire.
• His special business was to maintain the splendor of the various luminaries, and thereby to preserve all those things whose existence and growth depend on light.
• It is the warmth that these Luminaries of God generate, and the undying fires they kindle, which cause the light of the love of God to burn fiercely in the heart of humanity.
• Such is the unity of those Essences of being, those Luminaries of infinite and immeasurable splendour.
• By attaining, therefore, to the presence of these holy Luminaries, the “Presence of God” Himself is attained.
• Now that the chief luminaries of the procession had passed, the rich and lofty departed with a great show of indifference to the rest of the parade.
• There are other minor luminaries, too numerous to mention.
• Its velocity, where the water was deep and free to follow the two luminaries, would be 1,000 miles an hour, and the height of tide inconsiderable.
• As this adulation advanced into an established worship, the compliment was reversed by calling planets or luminaries after heroes.
• All the orbs and luminaries in this illimitable universe are, likewise, obedient to nature’s regulation.
• And the two luminaries, the sun and the moon, are the two thrones, the Turkish and the Persian, these two being under the rule of the Law of God.
• All her earthly luminaries, the greater lights and the lesser lights, were under an eclipse, and a strange darkness had fallen upon her.
• For five, perhaps ten minutes, the two luminaries confronted each other across the level land, resting on opposite edges of the world.
• The west, as the grave of the heavenly luminaries, or rather as their goal and place of repose, brings with it thoughts of sleep, of death, of tranquillity, of rest from labor.
• He himself constructed these luminaries and placed them in the sky, and then peopled the earth with its present inhabitants.
• Our ceilings still glitter with the greater and lesser luminaries of the Heavens, and our lights, in their number and arrangement, have astronomical references.
• By observing the course of these luminaries, mankind are enabled to distinguish times and seasons.
• Dante, Shakespeare, Moliere, Milton, Goethe, are altogether larger and more splendid luminaries in the poetical heaven than Wordsworth.
• Great majestic luminaries, each with its satellites, they swim serenely in the golden heavens.
• The Peruvians worship the Sun and Moon as deities, and swear by these luminaries and by the earth, which they consider as their mother.
• She was sure that this internal voice was most illuminating in intellectual luminaries but it was not unlike what Rita Lily had.

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