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empyreal

/ɛmˈpɪr.i.əl/

Traduction: Qui appartient aux cieux les plus élevés ; céleste, sublime ou d'une pureté éthérée.

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adjective

/ɛmˈpɪr.i.əl/C2formalobsolète
  • frQui appartient aux cieux les plus élevés ; céleste, sublime ou d'une pureté éthérée.

Relating to the highest heaven; celestial or sublime.

  1. Relating to the sky or heavensC2formal

    Of or pertaining to the highest heaven or the celestial realm.

    frCéleste, empyréen

    • The empyreal dome stretched above them, dotted with stars.
    • Ancient poets often wrote of the empyreal realm of the gods.
    • The view from the mountain peak felt almost empyreal.

    Synonymescelestialempyreanetherealsublimetranscendent

    Antonymesearthlyhellishinfernalmundaneterrestrial

  2. Inspiring aweC2formal

    So sublime or magnificent as to inspire a sense of awe or wonder.

    frÉpoustouflant

    • The empyreal beauty of the cathedral left the visitors speechless.
    • Her performance had an empyreal quality that captivated the audience.
    • The landscape was of an empyreal grandeur, beyond ordinary description.

    Synonymesawe-inspiringcelestialetherealgloriousmagnificentsublimetranscendentwondrous

Formes
  • more empyreal comparative form
  • most empyreal superlative form
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