aethereal

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The definition of aethereal is something that is fragile, or something that is light and airy, or something that is from heaven.

(adjective)

  1. An example of something aethereal is a glass vase.
  2. An example of something aethereal is a cherub.
  3. An example of something aethereal is a billowy silk robe.

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