angelique
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈændʒəˌlik/
:
angélica
- In her herbal workshop, she taught the participants how to use angelique for its aromatic properties in teas and potpourri.
Examples
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From the shadows, Angelique emerges into the little light.
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A smile is blooming on Angelique's face.
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Melanie has three children named Jordan, Angelique, and Aiden.
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Angelique takes a quick breath at the sight of the design as if there's something disturbing or dangerous about it.
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Angelique lingers a moment, taking in these reminders of her past: the furnishings, the pictures, the automata.
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The gardener planted several angelique plants around the patio, enhancing its beauty with their tall stature and delicate flowers.
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During our hike, we spotted a cluster of wild angelique growing near the stream, their white blooms attracting many bees.
Synonyms
A tall plant with divided leaves and small white or greenish flowers that people use in cooking and medicine
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Angelique comes from the plant name Angelica, which comes from a Latin word meaning 'angel' or 'angel-like'. People once thought the plant had healing power, so they called it 'angel-like', and that is why angelique names a tall, medicinal plant.