celestial (Meaning)
celestial (a)
of or relating to the sky
relating to or inhabiting a divine heaven
celestial (s)
of heaven or the spirit
celestial (a.)
Belonging to the aerial regions, or visible heavens.
Of or pertaining to the spiritual heaven; heavenly; divine.
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of, the Chinese, or Celestial, Empire, of the Chinese people.
celestial (n.)
An inhabitant of heaven.
A native of China.
A Chinaman; a Chinese.
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celestial Sentence Examples
- As night fell, the celestial bodies emerged, painting the sky with their twinkling lights.
- The telescope revealed intricate details of celestial objects millions of light-years away.
- Ancient civilizations often worshipped celestial beings as gods or deities.
- The celestial event, a rare alignment of planets, drew astronomers from around the world.
- Myths and legends often attribute great power to celestial phenomena like comets and shooting stars.
- The celestial canopy above us seemed to stretch endlessly, a vast expanse of mystery and wonder.
- With its radiant glow, the full moon illuminated the landscape, casting a celestial aura.
- The ancient observatory was built to track the movement of celestial bodies with remarkable precision.
- The celestial realm, with its boundless beauty, has long inspired poets and dreamers.
- The aurora borealis danced across the northern sky, a breathtaking display of celestial magic.
FAQs About the word celestial
of or relating to the sky, relating to or inhabiting a divine heaven, of heaven or the spiritBelonging to the aerial regions, or visible heavens., Of or pertain
angelical, angelic,heavenly, blissful, supernatural, cosmic, galactic,supernal, ethereal, transcendental
chthonic,infernal, worldly, earthly, sulfurous, chthonic, worldly, chthonian, hellish, terrestrial
As night fell, the celestial bodies emerged, painting the sky with their twinkling lights.
The telescope revealed intricate details of celestial objects millions of light-years away.
Ancient civilizations often worshipped celestial beings as gods or deities.
The celestial event, a rare alignment of planets, drew astronomers from around the world.
