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angelic

/ænˈdʒel.ɪk/

Traduction: Qualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'extrêmement beau, bon ou pur, comme un ange.

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/ænˈdʒel.ɪk/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'extrêmement beau, bon ou pur, comme un ange.

Describes someone or something that is exceptionally beautiful, kind, or pure, like an angel.

  1. Resembling an angelB2formal

    Having qualities of an angel, such as being extremely kind, pure, or beautiful.

    frangélique (qui ressemble à un ange)

    • She had an angelic smile that lit up the room.
    • His angelic behavior made him a favorite among the staff.
    • The child's angelic face was captured in the photograph.

    Synonymesbeatificcelestialcherubicetherealinnocentpuresaintlyseraphic

    Antonymesdemonicdevilishdiabolicalevilfiendishsatanicsinfulwicked

  2. Relating to angelsB2formal

    Of or pertaining to angels or the celestial realm.

    frAngélique (relatif aux anges)

    • The painting depicted an angelic host descending from heaven.
    • Angelic beings are often described in religious texts.
    • The choir sang with an angelic harmony.

    Synonymesangelicalcelestialcherubicdivineetherealseraphic

    Antonymesdemonicdevilishfiendishsatanic

  3. Sweet and innocentB1informal

    Having a sweet, gentle, and innocent nature.

    frAngélique (doux et innocent)

    • The puppy had an angelic temperament, never causing trouble.
    • Her angelic voice soothed everyone in the room.
    • He gave an angelic performance in the school play.

    Synonymesadorablecherubicgentleinnocentlovelypuresaintlyseraphicsweetvirtuous

    Antonymesdevilishevilimpishmischievoussinfulwicked

Formes
  • more angelic comparative form
  • most angelic superlative form
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