luciferous [loo-sif-er-uh s]
adjective
1. bringing or providing light.
2. providing insight or enlightenment.
Origin: 1640-50; < Latin lūcifer (see Lucifer) + -ous
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Word of the Day 03/28/17 Luciferous
luciferous [loo-sif-er-uh s]
adjective
1. bringing or providing light.
2. providing insight or enlightenment.
Origin: 1640-50; < Latin lūcifer (see Lucifer) + -ous
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