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Meanings of Enlightenment in English
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il·lustració Spanish
ilustración Portuguese
iluminismo A movement in Europe from about 1650 until 1800 that advocated the use of reason and individualism instead of tradition and established doctrine.
Synonyms
Examples for "Age of Reason"
Examples for "Age of Reason"
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Voltaire Voltaire was the icon-at-large and philosopher-punk of the Age of Reason.
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What was the ' Age of Reason' in France but Buddhism fully developed?
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I made a Golden Age for Mankind, an Age of Reason.
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Finally, in the 18th century, the Age of Reason appeared to be at hand.
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He is against science, the establishment, the Age of Reason.
Usage of Enlightenment in English
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The answer was seemingly no one-atleast no one in Enlightenment France.
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Did it start with the Enlightenment and its focus on religious hypocrisy?
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Jessica drew her flashlight, whose new name was Enlightenment, from her pocket.
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Fortunately the Enlightenment will enable humanity to rid itself of this infantilism.
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Tonight we learn about altruistic philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, Francis Hutcheson.
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So it is time to reassert the noble philosophy of the Enlightenment.
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Britain's experience of the Enlightenment was, arguably, more immediate and more disconcerting.
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Is it the spread of reason and empathy courtesy of the Enlightenment?
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I always knew there were some things I'd miss about the Enlightenment.
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Meanwhile, if it be not impertinent, pray, where is Enlightenment marching to?
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The philosophers of the Enlightenment did not reject the idea of God, however.
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Catherine the Great shared the aesthetic values of the 18th-century Enlightenment.
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The Age of Enlightenment may already be underway in the schools.
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Statistics are one of many pillars of liberalism, indeed of Enlightenment.
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But this Ice Enlightenment might as well have been a hundred years away.
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What I read was an interview she did with a magazine called Enlightenment.
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