Object

• listener: Presumably all of this is meant to enlighten the listener via the mystical voodoo telepathic power of the CD in a stereo.

• reader: Only a wide reading of the secondary sources will enlighten a reader to the different ways in which the events can be seen.

• eye: The commandment of the Lord is clear, enlightening the eyes.

• mind: We will only have peace when we allow the detached and enlightened mind into world politics.

• audience: Richard Denny one of the UK's foremost business speakers enlightened the audience on how to become a successful director.

• everyone: The true light, which enlightens everyone, was coming into the world.

Subject

• spirit: And is this not realized in the experience of all who are enlightened by the Spirit?

• faith: Moral theology uses a method of reasoning enlightened by faith to develop moral arguments.

Modifying Another Word

• spiritually: In his novel a comet hits the Earth and everyone becomes more spiritually enlightened.

• truly: Now let us look at two historical figures who were truly enlightened.

• once: Once enlightened you will no longer be forever seeking to change, deny, defend, or deify your experience of reality.

• particularly: Tamara Jones Unfortunately, you appear to be dealing with building control officers that are not particularly enlightened with regard to conservation issues.

• enough: My employers were enlightened enough to sponsor a Certificate course for guidance teachers.

• fully: You are actually fully enlightened, fully awake, fully realized NOW.

Used with why or when

• what: Are we ever to be enlightened what these entail?

Infinitive complement

• see: What was enlightening to see was the few materials Julian carried with him to work.

• hear: It was especially enlightening to hear, from several speakers from agrochemical companies, how a new fungicidal chemical is discovered.

• have: It was enlightening to have contact with others that really understood what the families had been through in order to achieve their pregnancies.

Preposition: in

• way: This required an investigation into the music beyond the realm of intuition, the results of which proved to be enlightening in various ways.

Preposition: by

• spirit: And is this not realized in the experience of all who are enlightened by the Spirit?