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ambrosial

/æmˈbroʊ.ʒəl/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe algo extremadamente agradable al gusto o al olfato, semejante al alimento de los dioses (ambrosía). Hoy se considera anticuado o puramente literario.

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adjective

/æmˈbroʊ.ʒəl/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe algo extremadamente agradable al gusto o al olfato, semejante al alimento de los dioses (ambrosía). Hoy se considera anticuado o puramente literario.

An adjective describing something that is exceptionally pleasing to taste or smell, like the food of the gods (ambrosia). Now considered archaic or highly literary.

  1. Delicious and fragrantC2formal

    Extremely pleasing to the taste; sweet and fragrant.

    esDelicioso y fragante

    • The ambrosial aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.
    • She prepared an ambrosial dessert that delighted everyone.
    • The wine had an ambrosial flavor, rich and complex.

    Sinónimosappetizingaromaticdelectabledeliciousfragrantlusciousperfumedredolentsavoryscrumptious

    Antónimosfoulnoxiousputridrancidunappetizing

  2. Divine or heavenlyC2formal

    Worthy of the gods; exceptionally delightful or perfect.

    esDivino o celestial

    • The garden had an ambrosial beauty, as if from a myth.
    • His voice was ambrosial, enchanting all who heard it.
    • The feast was ambrosial, fit for a king.

    Sinónimoscelestialdivineetherealgodlikeparadisiacalsublimetranscendent

    Antónimosearthlyhellishinfernalmundaneprofaneunholy

Formas
  • more ambrosial comparative form
  • most ambrosial superlative form
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