Aquiluminate

[uh-kwih-loo-muh-neyt]

Definition

1. (verb) This luminous term combines “Aquila,” the Latin word for eagle and a constellation, with “illuminate,” signifying the act of shedding light or clarity. It’s used to describe the radiant and enlightening presence akin to the powerful gaze of an eagle or the brilliance of a constellation.
   

Example

Imagine an inspiring speaker who, with clarity and insight, enlightens and motivates a room full of people. It’s not just a compelling talk; it’s an Aquiluminate experience. You might say, “The keynote address was a true Aquiluminate moment. The speaker’s words soared with the clarity and brightness of an eagle’s gaze.”