angelic
angelic
Definition
an·gelic (an jel′ik)
adjective
- of an angel or the angels; spiritual; heavenly
- like an angel in beauty, goodness, innocence, etc.
Etymology: LL(Ec) angelicus < Gr angelikos < angelos: see angel
an·gel′i·cally adverb
angelic
Synonyms
angelic
modif.
angelic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- visitation: The purpose for this angelic visitation was to point them to Jesus Christ.
- messenger: Chapter 10:13 refers to a " prince of the Persian kingdom " who resisted the angelic messenger sent to Daniel.
- realm: The book contains healing messages from the angelic realm for every area of your life.
- choir: The voices of an angelic choir pour forth from the speakers.
- being: In my case I used them to try to draw in the energies of such angelic healing beings.
- vocal: Her angelic vocals transcend musical genres, giving her fans from all sides of the music spectrum.
Modifying Another Word
- almost: You wake up on the beach, with the almost angelic Ann standing over you.
- so: Who so angelic as my two dogs, who are curled up beside me on the carpets as I write!
- quite: It looked as tho she was on another planet, but there was something quite angelic about her as well.
- very: Angelic Acid Angelic acid isn't very angelic at all - it's a defense substance for certain beetles.
- really: The Cathedral Girls Choir provided some really angelic sounds during the time of Communion.
- equally: Mariah's voice is equally angelic on Joy to the World, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and a properly subdued Silent Night.
Used with adjective complement
- look: Ginger Familiar: buggered off for 24 hours, only just to return, purring, looking angelic.
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