aureola (Meaning)
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aureola (n.)
Alt. of Aureole
Synonyms & Antonyms of aureola
aureola Sentence Examples
- The saint's aureola glowed brilliantly, illuminating the ancient cathedral with an ethereal radiance.
- The full moon hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal aureola on the sleeping town.
- The artist painted the Virgin Mary with a golden aureola, symbolizing her divine nature.
- The dying man's face was surrounded by a faint aureola, as if angels were gathering to guide him to the afterlife.
- The mountaintop was crowned with an aureola of clouds, creating a majestic and awe-inspiring spectacle.
- The mist around the lake formed an aureola-like halo, obscuring the distant shore in a veil of mystery.
- The spacecraft left Earth's atmosphere, its engines flaring with an aureola of blue fire.
- The brilliant light of the explosion created a blinding aureola, momentarily eclipsing the surrounding area.
- The sunflower's petals unfurled like a golden aureola around its central disc.
- The ancient oak tree had a massive trunk encircled by an aureola of thick, gnarled roots.
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Alt. of Aureole
glory, halo, corona,aura, nimbus,starburst, sunburst
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The saint's aureola glowed brilliantly, illuminating the ancient cathedral with an ethereal radiance.
The full moon hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal aureola on the sleeping town.
The artist painted the Virgin Mary with a golden aureola, symbolizing her divine nature.
The dying man's face was surrounded by a faint aureola, as if angels were gathering to guide him to the afterlife.
