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Meanings of luminary in English
Usage of luminary in English
1
Five minutes later the legal luminary came out of the telephone box.
2
That luminary was the abode of one of his most important gods.
3
This central luminary will shine on your words with a noon-tide brightness.
4
I'm stronger than you are, luminary, but I can't use the Zoi.
5
The Scotch bill had been brought forward by a Scotch legal luminary.
6
Who was this novice in war with the effrontery of a luminary?
7
Would that those clouds would disclose what enormous luminary lies behind them!
8
Current prime minister Scott Morrison has also paid tribute to the Labor luminary.
9
Thine arm is the rampart of a nation; thy justice an all-pervading luminary.
10
I counted on moonlight, though, the fickle luminary being in its first quarter.
11
No, I'm afraid your planet may have acquired an intellectual luminary.
12
Kate Reed, Charles's admirer, had become a leading luminary of the underground press.
13
There was no mistaking the motives with which this luminary had presented itself.
14
One luminary, Rory McIlroy, would finish in a tie for fourth.
15
These phenomena, however, appertain to the gross form of that luminary.
16
Give me tidings of her, oh luminary of the three faces!
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Luminary through the time
Luminary across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common