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celestial

/səˈles.ti.əl/

Traduction: Relatif au ciel ou aux cieux ; utilisé pour décrire quelque chose de divin, de sublime ou de paradisiaque.

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adjective

/səˈles.ti.əl/C1formal
  • frRelatif au ciel ou aux cieux ; utilisé pour décrire quelque chose de divin, de sublime ou de paradisiaque.

Relating to the sky or heaven; used to describe something that is supremely good or divine.

  1. Relating to the sky or heavensB2formal

    Pertaining to the sky, outer space, or the heavens.

    frRelatif au ciel ou aux cieux

    • The telescope is used to observe celestial bodies like stars and planets.
    • Celestial navigation was essential for ancient sailors.
    • The night sky was filled with celestial lights.

    Synonymesastralastronomicalempyreanstellar

    Antonymesearthlymundaneterrestrial

  2. Divine or heavenlyC1formal

    Of or relating to heaven; supremely good or beautiful.

    frcéleste

    • The music had a celestial quality that moved the audience.
    • She described the view as a celestial vision.
    • The cathedral's architecture was truly celestial.

    Synonymesangelicdivineempyreanetherealsublime

    Antonymesearthlyhellishinfernalmortalprofaneworldly

Formes
  • more celestial comparative form
  • most celestial superlative form
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