An archaic or rare term meaning to illuminate or brighten; to shed light on or clarify something.
From Latin 'delucere' (to shine forth), composed of 'de-' (forth) + 'lucere' (to shine, from 'lux' meaning light). Related to modern words like 'lucid' and 'elucidate.'
Deluce shares a root with 'lucid,' 'illuminate,' and 'translucent'—all celebrating light in language. It's a lovely old word that combines the prefix 'de-' (thoroughly) with 'luce' (light) to mean 'brighten completely.'
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