Associations to the word «Luminary»
Noun
- George
- Dj
- Willie
- Stanford
- Guest
- Host
- Albert
- Windsor
- Benjamin
- Madonna
- Interview
- Rogers
- Provision
- Harvard
- Scholar
- Shadow
- Holly
- Jean
- Concert
- Fat
- Edwin
- Hank
- Sign
- Armstrong
- Janet
- Donald
- Alexander
- Scene
- Wilson
- Career
- Soul
- Arnold
- Franklin
- Cohen
- Theatre
- Henry
- Joe
- Marcus
- Writer
- Artist
- Derek
- Robert
- Venue
- Jonathan
- Williams
- Sculptor
- Ludwig
- Composer
- Cinema
- Howard
- Fruit
- Degree
- Recipient
- Satellite
- Author
- Wise
- Physicist
- Industry
- Generation
- Evans
- Lewis
- Frank
- Greg
- Johnson
- Ron
- Aspect
- Porter
- Peter
- Margaret
- Shakespeare
- Be
- Photography
- Jones
- Paul
- Jane
- Milton
- Genius
- Entertainment
Adjective
Wiktionary
LUMINARY, noun. One that is an inspiration to others; one who has achieved success in his chosen field; a leading light.
LUMINARY, noun. An artificial light; an illumination.
LUMINARY, noun. A body that gives light; especially, one of the heavenly bodies.
Dictionary definition
LUMINARY, noun. A celebrity who is an inspiration to others; "he was host to a large gathering of luminaries".
Wise words
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