Enlighten (verb)

1. To provide knowledge or understanding about a particular subject or situation.
2. To give greater knowledge, insight or understanding about something.

Origin:

From old english geondlȳhtan, geond- meaning 'through' and lȳhtan meaning 'light.'.

Examples:

1. The professor's lecture enlighten students on the intricacies of quantum physics.
2. The book enlightens the reader on the history of the Roman Empire.
3. His experiences in life has enlightened him on the importance of perseverance.
4. The workshop was designed to enlighten attendees about the latest technology advancements.
5. The preacher's sermon enlightens the congregation on the essence of forgiveness.