aureolae (Meaning)
aureolae
radiance, aura, the luminous area surrounding the sun or other bright light when seen through thin cloud or mist, a radiant light around the head or body in a picture of a sacred person, a bright area surrounding a bright light (as of the sun's disk) when seen through thin cloud or mist, something resembling an aureole, a ring-shaped zone around an igneous intrusion, a radiant light around the head or body of a representation of a sacred personage
Synonyms & Antonyms of aureolae
aureolae Sentence Examples
- The halos adorning the saints' heads in the medieval painting formed ethereal aureolae around their serene countenances.
- The golden aureolae around the celestial figures in the mosaic shimmered and cast a radiant glow upon the ancient sanctuary.
- Legends told of angels descending from the heavens with luminous aureolae surrounding their angelic faces.
- The astrophysicist studied the faint glow known as the solar aureolae, which indicated the presence of an active star.
- The artist depicted the Madonna with a celestial blue aureolae emanating from her head, symbolizing her divine nature.
- The holy relic of the saint's finger was housed within a reliquary adorned with intricate carvings of aureolae.
- The poet likened the young woman's beauty to the radiant aureolae that haloed her head.
- The ancient texts described the aura of the gods as a vibrant aureolae that enveloped their ethereal forms.
- The setting sun cast ethereal aureolae around the distant mountains, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The microscope revealed the minute aureolae surrounding the microscopic organism, providing insights into its unique cellular structure.
FAQs About the word aureolae
radiance, aura, the luminous area surrounding the sun or other bright light when seen through thin cloud or mist, a radiant light around the head or body in a p
halos, coronas, haloes,glories, starbursts, nimbuses,auras,sunbursts, nimbi
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The halos adorning the saints' heads in the medieval painting formed ethereal aureolae around their serene countenances.
The golden aureolae around the celestial figures in the mosaic shimmered and cast a radiant glow upon the ancient sanctuary.
Legends told of angels descending from the heavens with luminous aureolae surrounding their angelic faces.
The astrophysicist studied the faint glow known as the solar aureolae, which indicated the presence of an active star.
