angelic
- adjective
- /ænˈdʒɛlɪk/
- Everyone admired her angelic beauty, which was both innocent and captivating.
- angelic patron
- angelic woman
He says this is an angelic life.
- He says this is an angelic life.
- Like she's angelic, she's beautiful, she's pure.
- I've just thought that it, it's got this sort of angelic sound to it.
- They've also got an angelic or demonic aspect, take your pick.
- But apart from that, very angelic.
- If you wish to become a divine immortal Angel, then restore the angelic qualities of your being through virtue.
- He didn't have the same belief system as Parsons, but believed that he was in contact with angelic presences.
- Or we can choose to be angelic when we choose worship and righteousness over ourselves.
- I mean, the way I think about it is that we're all sort of in this social world where we want to broadcast the most angelic version of ourselves.
- So I believe that if we were to call these things anything, they would be in the realm of like the angelic and the demonic.
- It says these angelic teachers cannot be sought out, it is they who seek out the student.
- It felt like someone, like an angelic force wrapped its arms around me and just said everything's going to be OK.
- And that's why I immediately, when I reported it, I knew it was the same angelic beings, but it didn't look like this little being I'd seen two years prior.
Examples
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..I heard... ...a sweet, angelic voice say...
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Like she's angelic, she's beautiful, she's pure.
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Because what if I get cast as an angelic role?
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I'm literally about to lay on the ground and just listen to this angelic voice and probably cry.
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From the front it looked angelic, pure, elegant in its simplicity.
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I never forget a face, especially one as angelic as Miss Bennet's.
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The latter was still asleep, her angelic face aglow with sweet, innocent dreams.
Fiction book (1998) -
Our cab stopped in front of a high mansion brightly lit in white, angelic light.
Fiction book (1990) -
It is the most soft, gorgeous angelic shimmer.
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Her angelic laughter filled the room, making everyone feel happy and at peace.
Synonyms
Kind and gentle in a way that makes others comfortable
Very kind and good in a way that helps others
Feeling very calm and happy in a quiet, holy way
Having a sweet, innocent face like a little angel
Very kind, pure, and gentle in a way that feels innocent
Being pure and peaceful like an angel
Being pure, kind, calm, and beautiful like an angel
A person who is very kind and patient and helps others when it is hard
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How Angelic
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Etymology
Angelic comes from angel, which itself comes from the Greek word angelos meaning 'messenger'. Because angels were seen as pure, kind messengers from heaven, angelic means 'very kind, pure, or beautiful'.