enlighten

/ɪnˈlaɪtən/
verb
  1. To give someone greater knowledge or understanding about a subject.
    • Can you enlighten me on how this software works?
    • The professor's lecture enlightened the students about the history of democracy.
    • Reading that book enlightened her about the challenges faced by refugees.
  2. To free someone from ignorance, prejudice, or false beliefs.
    • She hoped her speech would enlighten the community about the importance of recycling.
    • The documentary aimed to enlighten the public about climate change.
    • Traveling to different countries can enlighten a person's worldview.