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angelic
/ æˈɛɪ /
adjective
- of or relating to angels
- Alsoangelical resembling an angel in beauty, purity, etc
Derived Forms
- ˈ, adverb
Other yvlog Forms
- ·i·· adverb
- ·i··Ա noun
- p··i adjective
- p··i· adjective
- hyper··i·· adverb
- ԴDza·i adjective
- d··i adjective
- d··i· adjective
- pseudo··i·· adverb
- ܲȴ-·i adjective
- quasi-·i·· adverb
- p··i adjective
- super··i·· adverb
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Example Sentences
Berger suggests the angelic visual, framed from high above, is a metaphor for the cardinals to “find purity, the reason why they started in the first place with this job.”
But this sinister anti-mother — again, without revealing too much — has diabolical intentions, which she hides in the angelic guise of an underground adoption agency.
She has an angelic voice, and Bob has this craggy kind of Blues man’s croak.
She said Sara had beautiful brown eyes, an angelic voice and a unique character.
“She is so kind, so angelic, everybody on set just adores her. She’s a bright light in this world, really.”
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What doesangelic mean?
Angelic means having the qualities of an angel, such as by being beautiful, pure, or kind.
It can also be used to describe things that relate to or involve angels, as in I had a dream about angelic beings.
In some religions, angels are heavenly beings associated with qualities such as grace, beauty, and kindliness. They are sometimes thought of as perfect beings, and the word angel is often used in a figurative way to refer to a person with these qualities.
Describing someone or something as angelic often implies that it has these qualities.
Angelic can be used to describe a person, as in You look truly angelic in that dress or Some people are kind, but Ruth is simply angelic. It can also be used to describe things. For example, you might say that a child has an angelic face or that a talented singer has an angelic voice.
The variant angelical means the same thing but is much less commonly used.
Example: The angelic sound of harp is unlike that of any other instrument.
Where doesangelic come from?
The first records of the word angelic come from the 1300s. The word angel itself comes from the Greek áԲDz, meaning “messenger” (and, in later contexts, “messenger of God”). The suffix -ic is used to form adjectives and means “having some characteristics of.”
Angelic is most commonly used to describe things like children’s faces and beautiful voices. Suitable synonyms for angelic are also often religious in nature, such as heavenly or saintly. The opposite of an angel is often thought to be a demon, and the adjective demonic (typically meaning “evil”) can be used as the opposite of angelic.
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What are some other forms related to angelic?
- angelically (adverb)
- angelical (adjective)
- angel (noun)
What are some synonyms for angelic?
What are some words that share a root or word element with angelic?
What are some words that often get used in discussing angelic?
How isangelic used in real life?
Angelic is used to describe things considered pure or beautiful. It is always used positively.
TREASURE IS REALLY A GROUP OF ANGELS SENT FROM ABOVE. THEY HAVE ANGELIC VOICES, FACES, AND HEARTS 🥰
— janella 🇵🇭 (@YGnambawan)
Who could say no to that angelic face 😍
— Fraser Sneden 🏳️🌈 (@FraserSneden)
Those stories of perfect families, picturesque marriages and angelic children are nothing but fantasies. Real life is messy. There are fights, sadness, and ugliness. If you plan on walking through life expecting only the good parts, you can expect a rough future.
— Briana Hernandez✒ (@BrianaHWrites)
Try usingangelic!
Which of the following words is a synonym of angelic?
A. lovely
B. heavenly
C. ethereal
D. all of the above
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