Difference between Illuminate and Illumine

ILLUMINATE vs ILLUMINE: NOUN

To adorn (a page of a book, for example) with ornamental designs, images, or lettering in brilliant colors or precious metals.
To expose to or reveal by radiation.
To enlighten intellectually or spiritually; enable to understand.
To make understandable; clarify.
To decorate or hang with lights.
To provide or brighten with light.
To light up; to decorate with artificial lights, as a building or city, in token of rejoicing or respect.
To adorn, as a book or page with borders, initial letters, or miniature pictures in colors and gold, as was done in manuscripts of the Middle Ages.
To make plain or clear; to dispel the obscurity to by knowledge or reason; to explain; to elucidate.
To make light; to throw light on; to supply with light, literally or figuratively; to brighten.

Decorated with or as with colored pictures.
Enlightened; illuminated.
To display a profusion of lights, in order to express joy, triumph, etc.
To decorate in color by hand; adorn with pictures, ornamental letters, designs, etc., in colors, gold, silver, etc., in flat tints, especially without shading, or with merely conventional shading: as, the illuminated missals or manuscripts of the middle ages.
To throw light upon; make luminous or clear; illustrate or elucidate.
To enlighten; inform; impart intellectual or moral light to.
To light up profusely; decorate with many lights, as for festivity, triumph, or homage: as, to illuminate one's house and grounds; the city was illuminated in honor of the victory.
To give light to; light up.
Introduce light into
Make clear

Brighten, Illustrate, Sort out, Shed light on, Clear up, Straighten out, Light up, Illume, Clear, Clarify, Crystallize, Enlighten, Light, Elucidate, Illumine

Overshine, Enfold, Transfiguring, Relumine, Reillumine, Sanctify, Radiate, Darken, Refract, Enlighten, Enkindle, Light up, Illume, Light, Illuminate

Highlight, Lighting, Brighten, Illustrate, Sort out, Shed light on, Straighten out, Light up, Clear, Clarify, Crystallize, Enlighten, Light, Elucidate, Illumine

Effulge, Overshine, Enfold, Transfiguring, Relumine, Reillumine, Sanctify, Radiate, Darken, Refract, Enlighten, Enkindle, Light up, Light, Illuminate

AM the LCD will illuminate to LOW setting.
Guaranteed to illuminate the minds of your audience.
Two recent, rigorously conducted studies illuminate the picture.
LED light was attached to illuminate the fiber.
May your light illuminate every darkness surrounding you.
Brennan needs no spotlight to illuminate the stage.
LEDs to illuminate the display in dark environments.
The LED headlights may be malfunctioning if the headlights do not illuminate or if they do not illuminate at the appropriate brightness.
CANCEL button to activate the COOKIES The button backlight will illuminate red, the oven alert will sound and the LCD screen will illuminate orange.
CANCEL button to activate the REHEAT The button backlight will illuminate red, the oven alert will sound and the LCD screen will illuminate orange.

Because the glorious sun rises in the East to illumine the world.
He would illumine their minds and give them understanding of the Scriptures so they could share with others.
Old Testament to the New, to illumine those connections.
God has equal affection toward all His children, for to illumine is the nature of light.
She does not illumine with sudden bright flashes but diffuses a soft and placid light.
Far from being incommensurable with the New Testament witness, imprecatory psalms illumine God?
There is another fact which will illumine the meaning of this word.
For mature spiritual development, we need to illumine our blind spots.
Social psychology helps illumine means of grace and their effects.
Together they illumine a wide range of New Testament texts.