Illuminator
Pronunciation: /ˌɪˈluːməˌneɪtər/
Illuminator (noun)
- A device that produces light to help you see or to make something easier to look at.
- A tool used in medicine to shine light inside the body during an exam or procedure.
- A person who creates decorated letters and images in old manuscripts using gold and bright colours.
Examples
- The illuminator brightens the room when the power is on.
- An illuminator helps you see clearly in the dark.