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illuminati
[ ih-loo-muh-nah-tee, -ney-tahy ]
plural noun
- persons possessing, or claiming to possess, superior enlightenment.
- (initial capital letter) a name given to different religious societies or sects because of their claim to superior enlightenment.
illuminati
1/ ɪˌluːmɪˈnɑːtiː /
plural noun
- a group of persons claiming exceptional enlightenment on some subject, esp religion
Illuminati
2/ ɪˌluːmɪˈnɑːtiː /
plural noun
- any of several groups of illuminati, esp in 18th-century France
- a group of religious enthusiasts of 16th-century Spain who were persecuted by the Inquisition
- a masonic sect founded in Bavaria in 1778 claiming that the illuminating grace of Christ resided in it alone
- a rare name for the Rosicrucians
Word History and Origins
Origin of illuminati1
Word History and Origins
Origin of illuminati1
Example Sentences
As a noted feminist/ illuminati member/ Goddess/ walking Instagram video, Beyoncé certainly wears many hats/ veils/ body suits.
She believes the Illuminati are leaving secret clues in, among other places, the viral Kony 2012 video.
For example, a website accumulated all of my music videos to point out perceived Illuminati images.
The symbol is sometimes associated with the Illuminati, but that same symbol also dates back to ancient Egypt.
Illuminati is the plural of illuminatus, which means “enlightened.”
Dr. Adam Weishaupt, professor of canon law at Ingolstadt, founded the secret society of the illuminati.
He was a member of the illuminati, and implicated in some of the disputes relating to that order.
Many of the Freemasons of France in 1787 were thus not conscious allies of the Illuminati.
We have seen that from the Illuminati onwards subversive societies have always sought recruits amongst orthodox Freemasons.
Secondly, that all these writers misinterpreted or misquoted the Illuminati, who should be judged only by their own works.
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