Similar words: illuminate, ruminate, laminated, contaminated, luminary, luminance, rumination, hallucinate. Meaning: [ɪ'luːmɪnətɪd] 
adj. provided with artificial light.
adj. provided with artificial light. 
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1. A lot of electric lamps illuminated the stage.
2. The streets were illuminated with strings of coloured lights.
3. No streetlights illuminated the street.
4. The streets were illuminated for the celebration.
5. A single candle illuminated his face.
6. Footnotes illuminated the difficult passages of the text.
7. The room was dimly illuminated by the soft glow of his bedside lamp.
8. In the countryside, houses are still illuminated by oil lamps.
9. Torches illuminated the picnic areas.
10. He illuminated his statement with many examples.
11. He was greatly illuminated by the works.
12. Some old books and manuscripts were illuminated.
13. At night the canals are beautifully illuminated.
14. The exit signs in cinemas are usually illuminated.
15. The flashes from the guns illuminated the sky.
16. The old librarian illuminated some old books and manuscripts.
17. The river was illuminated by the setting sun.
18. The earth is illuminated by the sun.
19. Bright lights illuminated the revels and feasting.
20. The professor illuminated the problem for his students.
21. It's the first city that was illuminated with electricity.
22. A smile illuminated Grandpa's face.
23. An illuminated sign flashed on and off.
24. The report illuminated the difficult issues at the heart of science policy.
25. Fluorescent strip lighting relentlessly illuminated every sordid detail.sentencedict .com
26. The trees, illuminated,[sentencedict.com] leaping out at one.
27. She also restored illuminated manuscripts for Ruskin.
28. The wildly dancing flames illuminated them.
29. The light from the hall illuminated the scene.
30. As you cruise the waterways, feast your eyes on the gorgeous views of the illuminated city.
More similar words: illuminate, ruminate, laminated, contaminated, luminary, luminance, rumination, hallucinate, dominate, nominate, culminate, eliminate, fulminate, terminate, effeminate, incriminate, disseminate, contaminate, predominate, exterminate, discriminate, indeterminate, decaffeinated, indiscriminate, indiscriminately, aluminum, luminous, aluminium, voluminous, ruminant.