angelical

/an-jel-ik/US // ænˈdʒɛl ɪk //UK // (ænˈdʒɛlɪk) //

茞兰,茞蓉,茞茞,茞兰花

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of or belonging to angels: the angelic host.
- : like or befitting an angel, especially in virtue, beauty, etc.: angelic sweetness.

adj.innocent

Synonyms

A flurry of phone calls and hospital drive-bys led to the amazingly pleasant surprise of having two angelic friends, Alaina and Lauren, at my bedside when I awoke in Reno in the intensive care unit.
Gospel songstress Erica Campbell is lending her angelic voice in praise as a part of McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour later this month, in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities and in celebration of Gospel Music Heritage Month.
He uses it at will to be vulgar, angelic or diabolical, male or female.
The stream of bubbly from the popped champagne bottle creates an angelic arc over her, and lands right in the glass.
White hair, face, and chest, she looks almost angelic—until, suddenly nervous, she requests a cigarette.
In other moments, she appears angelic, as candlelight dances on her cherubic cheeks.
Bieber and Joffrey both have angelic faces that we kind of want to punch.
“Whichever monsieur pleases,” he replied, with an angelic smile.
But if you restrict it, to the sense in which it is commonly applied to the angelic sex, I am not prepared to answer.
Brahma was the prince of the angelic army; Vishnu and Siva were His coadjutors.
Although homely, her suffering and timid figure breathed an angelic kindness.
And a more angelic creetur' in his kindness to the afflicted never walked this earth.
We may now proceed to the consideration of the angelic mythology of the Old and New Testaments.

/an-jel-ik/US // ænˈdʒɛl ɪk //UK // (ænˈdʒɛlɪk) //

茞兰,茞蓉,茞茞,茞兰花

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of or belonging to angels: the angelic host.
- : like or befitting an angel, especially in virtue, beauty, etc.: angelic sweetness.

adj.innocent

Synonyms

A flurry of phone calls and hospital drive-bys led to the amazingly pleasant surprise of having two angelic friends, Alaina and Lauren, at my bedside when I awoke in Reno in the intensive care unit.
Gospel songstress Erica Campbell is lending her angelic voice in praise as a part of McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour later this month, in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities and in celebration of Gospel Music Heritage Month.
He uses it at will to be vulgar, angelic or diabolical, male or female.
The stream of bubbly from the popped champagne bottle creates an angelic arc over her, and lands right in the glass.
White hair, face, and chest, she looks almost angelic—until, suddenly nervous, she requests a cigarette.
In other moments, she appears angelic, as candlelight dances on her cherubic cheeks.
Bieber and Joffrey both have angelic faces that we kind of want to punch.
“Whichever monsieur pleases,” he replied, with an angelic smile.
But if you restrict it, to the sense in which it is commonly applied to the angelic sex, I am not prepared to answer.
Brahma was the prince of the angelic army; Vishnu and Siva were His coadjutors.
Although homely, her suffering and timid figure breathed an angelic kindness.
And a more angelic creetur' in his kindness to the afflicted never walked this earth.
We may now proceed to the consideration of the angelic mythology of the Old and New Testaments.