illuminator
/ɪˈluːmɪneɪtər/
noun
- A device or substance that provides light or makes something bright.
- She used a small LED illuminator to read the map in the dark tent.
- The old lighthouse had a powerful illuminator that could be seen for miles.
- The microscope's built-in illuminator made it easy to see the tiny cells.
- A person who adds decorative illustrations or designs to a manuscript or book.
- A medieval illuminator spent months painting gold leaf onto the pages of the Bible.
- She trained as an illuminator, learning to create intricate borders and initials.
- The museum displayed a rare book created by a famous illuminator from the 15th century.
- A person or thing that clarifies or explains something, making it easier to understand.
- His speech was an illuminator of the challenges facing the community.
- The teacher acted as an illuminator, helping students grasp complex scientific ideas.
- This documentary is an illuminator of the hidden history of the city.