Azrael
- proper noun
- /ˈæzreɪəl/
- This is it, Azrael!
They're definitely very close because she's Wheeling the mask right now and Azrael's like Nesta do not do that.
- They're definitely very close because she's Wheeling the mask right now and Azrael's like Nesta do not do that.
- I have never once seen Azrael let another person touch that knife.
Examples
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Azrael is a compelling vigilante character in the DC Comics universe, often crossing paths with Batman.
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Fans of DC Comics appreciate how Azrael can take on the role of both ally and foe to Batman.
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You guys were so mad at me that I had Azrael kind of low on the list and let me explain.
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Oh, yes, Azrael, listen to it.
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I told you we were close, Azrael.
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Did you hear that, Azrael?
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And Azrael tells us we're marked?
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But Azrael refused to fight.
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Azrael, get out of here!
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There's only one idiot here, Azrael, and I'm looking right at him.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Azrael comes from old Hebrew and Arabic names made of azar ('help') and -el ('God'), like in Michael and Gabriel. That angel-like, powerful name gives the comic-book vigilante a dark, mysterious feel, which fits a character who can be both ally and enemy.