enlightened
அறிவொளி
definition
verb
Christopher had not enlightened Frances as to their relationship
give (someone) greater knowledge and understanding about a subject or situation.
adjective
the more enlightened employers offer better terms
having or showing a rational, modern, and well-informed outlook.
example
With his reputation as an 'enlightened' , well-informed senior High Court judge, Lord Bonomy is unafraid to take on the government of the day.
The impression is not at all of gentle and graceful housing as one might expect of a development in this 'enlightened' age.
Fortunately, our 'enlightened' employers do not share his prejudice.
For spiritualism, an 'enlightened' individual is more than enough.
Due to his patronage of the arts and his interest in literature, he was known as an 'enlightened' ruler.
As I say, the move is entirely legal and might even be described as 'enlightened' and rational.
It's in our interest, also, it's in our 'enlightened' self-interest.
A more 'enlightened' spirituality is ever changing and open to new ideas.
Such an 'enlightened' approach and education has enormously helped and moulded the careers of the priests.
Kamen designed the space not simply to be an 'enlightened' employer but to lure his workforce there.
Most teachers are hardly fully 'enlightened' Buddhas, but are people who need to cultivate themselves further.
It restored my confidence and my optimism, and I felt embraced by these many wonderful 'enlightened' spirits.
It has come to spread strange new tastes from an advanced 'enlightened' civilization.
Only spiritually 'enlightened' Hindus can stand between this faith and its degradation.
Her current incarnation, that of spiritually 'enlightened' mother and wife, is just the latest of many.
The film's artistic power lies in its appeal for 'enlightened' , loving and spiritually satisfying relationships between human beings.
So I think they will act in 'enlightened' self-interest and keep up our coalition as we try to attack this enemy.
He said ‘… broad literacy prepares students to act as educated, 'enlightened' citizens.’
The way to inspire your kids is with the inspiration of 'enlightened' self-interest.
This book suggests that if you can achieve forgiveness, the side effect of forgiveness is a form of 'enlightened' self-interest.
It's not just a matter of solidarity with those who have less than we have but also a matter of 'enlightened' self-interest.
Priests have to remain very pure and need a wife who is as spiritually 'enlightened' as they are.
For the sake of 'enlightened' economic self-interest they must, however, work more closely together.
If Bradford is serious about being seen as a modern city with 'enlightened' views, a good animal welfare programme is crucial.
She notes that in the business community expressions of 'enlightened' self-interest about the need for a healthy vibrant city are beginning to emerge.
Now, so it is in the interest, the 'enlightened' self-interest of the developed world to help the developing world to get over their problem.
Their language contrasted with that of the eighteenth-century reformers who had entrusted the mission of modernity and progress to 'enlightened' rulers.
The deal is a pension prototype for 'enlightened' employers
Those kinds of beliefs are not held by 'enlightened' , intelligent people.
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