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Is illustrious and illustrate similar or contradictory?

"Illustrious" and "illustrate" are not similar. They have different meanings and grammatical functions.

* Illustrious (adjective): means famous and admired for achievements. It describes a person, place, or thing that is notable for greatness or distinction.

* Example: "The illustrious author received the Nobel Prize."

* Illustrate (verb): means to explain or clarify something by using examples, diagrams, or other visual aids.

* Example: "The professor illustrated the concept with a series of diagrams."

In summary:

* Illustrious refers to a person or thing that is renowned for its achievements.

* Illustrate means to make something clear or understandable by using examples.

They are not similar in meaning.

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