Verb:

కాంతి ఉండాలి, లాడ్జ్, తేలికపరచడానికి,

lighten's Usage Examples:

remain a great matter for the news channels and that the viewers will be befooled in the name of enlightening them on various issues through conducting talkshows.

Ultimately no negative came out of this event, but quite the opposite accrued, following the intense debates at the wedding, hundreds of young Hasids flocked to Peshischa, after hearing of the enlightened and unconventional approach of Simcha Bunim, seeing it as reminiscent of the unique ideals of the Baal Shem Tov.

The elaborate concept refers to a sentient being or sattva that develops bodhi or enlightenment.

The word eudaemonia comes from Aristotle and refers to a state of enlightenment derived from.

A pure land is a Buddha-realm where one can more easily attain enlightenment since suffering does not exist there.

questions employed in the study were open-ended, there were "only brief and unenlightening answers.

Commentary from the Church FathersJerome: They are said at the first time to be lightened from the burden of sin, because in the country of these two tribes, the Saviour first preached the Gospel; at the last time their faith was increased, most of the Jews remaining in error.

In the Theravada list of ten paramita (perfections), upekkha is the last-identified bodhisattva practice, and in the Seven Factors of Enlightenment (bojjhanga), it is the ultimate characteristic to develop.

In contrast to the universalizing Age of Enlightenment, a positive value was placed on regional traditions.

Translates to thunderers, these duendes have the ability to make thunder and lightening.

Synonyms:

buoy up, cheer, lighten up,

Antonyms:

better, centralise, thin, weigh down,