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illuminati Synonyms

Another word for illuminati

Choosing another word for illuminati depends on context, so the synonyms and similar words below are separated across 2 exact definitions and ranked by match strength.
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• noun (Context 1)

(usually capitalized) Any of several historical or purported secret societies—most notably the short-lived Bavarian Republican movement founded in 1776, or in modern conspiracy theories, a shadowy global cabal alleged to mastermind world affairs.

Usage Example

"Countless conspiracy theories allege that the cabal secretly orchestrate global financial markets and political elections."

Strong
cabal

• noun (Context 2)

(plural) Persons claiming or regarded as possessing superior intellectual, cultural, or spiritual enlightenment.

Usage Example

"The gallery opening attracted a small circle of literary and artistic cognoscenti from across the city."

Strong
cognoscenti
intelligentsia
literati
elite

Opposites of illuminati

The opposite of illuminati shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

ignoramuses
philistines
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