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Definition of illuminati
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Illuminati
(v. t.)
Literally,
those who are
enlightened.
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Flaming
::
Flaming
(a.)
Emitting
flames;
afire;
blazing;
consuming;
illuminating.
Illuminism
::
Illuminism
(n.) The
principles
of the
Illuminati.
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.)
Members
of
certain
associations
in
Modern
Europe,
who
combined
to
promote
social
reforms,
by which they
expected
to raise men and
society
to
perfection,
esp. of one
originated
in 1776 by Adam
Weishaupt,
professor
of canon law at
Ingolstadt,
which
spread
rapidly
for a time, but
ceased
after a few
years..
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.) An
obscure
sect of
French
Familists.
Illumination
::
Illumination
(v. t.) That which is
illuminated,
as a
house;
also, an
ornamented
book or
manuscript..
Illuminatism
::
Illuminatism
(n.)
Illuminism.
Lumination
::
Lumination
(n.)
Illumination.
Gas
::
Gas (n.) A
complex
mixture
of
gases,
of which the most
important
constituents
are marsh gas,
olefiant
gas, and
hydrogen,
artificially
produced
by the
destructive
distillation
of gas coal, or
sometimes
of peat, wood, oil,
resin,
etc. It gives a
brilliant
light when
burned,
and is the
common
gas used for
illuminating
purposes..
Padella
::
Padella
(n.) A large cup or deep
saucer,
containing
fatty
matter
in which a wick is
placed,
-- used for
public
illuminations,
as at St.
Peter's,
in Rome.
Called
also
padelle..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) A
particular
appearance
or state in a
regularly
recurring
cycle of
changes
with
respect
to
quantity
of
illumination
or form of
enlightened
disk; as, the
phases
of the moon or
planets.
See
Illust.
under
Moon..
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.) The
Hesychasts,
Mystics,
and
Quietists;.
Penumbra
::
Penumbra
(n.) The
shadow
cast, in an
eclipse,
where the light is
partly,
but not
wholly,
cut off by the
intervening
body; the space of
partial
illumination
between
the
umbra,
or
perfect
shadow,
on all
sides,
and the full
light..
Illuminary
::
Illuminary
(a.)
Illuminative.
Photometer
::
Photometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
intensity
of
light,
or, more
especially,
for
comparing
the
relative
intensities
of
different
lights,
or their
relative
illuminating
power..
Carbureted
::
Carbureted
(a.)
Saturated
or
impregnated
with some
volatile
carbon
compound;
as, water gas is
carbureted
to
increase
its
illuminating
power..
Gasogen
::
Gasogen
(n.) A
volatile
hydrocarbon,
used as an
illuminant,
or for
charging
illuminating
gas..
Coal Tar
::
Coal tar () A
thick,
black,
tarry
liquid,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
bituminous
coal in the
manufacture
of
illuminating
gas; used for
making
printer's
ink, black
varnish,
etc. It is a
complex
mixture
from which many
substances
have been
obtained,
especially
hydrocarbons
of the
benzene
or
aromatic
series..
Carburetor
::
Carburetor
(n.) An
apparatus
in which coal gas,
hydrogen,
or air is
passed
through
or over a
volatile
hydrocarbon,
in order to
confer
or
increase
illuminating
power..
Irradiation
::
Irradiation
(n.)
Illumination;
irradiance;
brilliancy.
Reillumination
::
Reillumination
(n.) The act or
process
of
enlightening
again.
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