cherubic (Meaning)

Wordnet

cherubic (s)

having a sweet nature befitting an angel or cherub

Webster

Alt. of Cherubical

The newborn's cherubic face, with its rosy cheeks and button nose, melted everyone's hearts.
The cherubic choir of children, dressed in white robes, filled the cathedral with their sweet melodies.
The Renaissance artist meticulously captured the cherubic beauty of the angels surrounding the Madonna.
The playful puppy, with its floppy ears and bright eyes, had a truly cherubic charm.
The cherubic expression on the baby's face as she slept spoke volumes about her innocence.
The plump, cherubic cheeks of the laughing baby were irresistible to pinch (gently, of course).
The cherubic statue in the garden, with its angelic smile, seemed to radiate peace and tranquility.
Despite the cherubic appearance of the cartoon cherubs, their mischievous antics often caused trouble.
The cherubic beauty of the cherubim depicted in religious art inspired a sense of awe and reverence.
The cherubic glow emanating from the child as she played in the sunlight was a sight to behold.

having a sweet nature befitting an angel or cherubAlt. of Cherubical

angelical, blest,angelic, moral, chaste, righteous, venerable,virtuous, pietistic, blessed

worldly, profane, antireligious, worldly, secular, ungodly, irreligious, antireligious, unholy, secular

The newborn's cherubic face, with its rosy cheeks and button nose, melted everyone's hearts.

The cherubic choir of children, dressed in white robes, filled the cathedral with their sweet melodies.

The Renaissance artist meticulously captured the cherubic beauty of the angels surrounding the Madonna.

The playful puppy, with its floppy ears and bright eyes, had a truly cherubic charm.