etherealness (Meaning)

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etherealness (n.)

Ethereality.

No weak antonyms found.

Her etherealness captivated the audience, leaving them in a state of wonder and awe.
The ballerina's movements had an etherealness that made her seem like a floating spirit.
The music had an etherealness that took the listeners to a higher realm of consciousness.
The painting had an etherealness that made it seem otherworldly and magical.
The scent of the flowers had an etherealness that filled the air with a sense of tranquility.
The moonlight had an etherealness that cast a soft glow on the sleeping city.
The sunrise had an etherealness that painted the sky with hues of pink, orange, and gold.
The fog had an etherealness that made the world seem mysterious and surreal.
The stars had an etherealness that made them seem like distant diamonds in the night sky.
The dream had an etherealness that made it feel like a glimpse into another reality.

Ethereality.

airiness, delicacy, weightlessness, lightness, ethereality,slightness, flimsiness,insubstantiality, fluffiness

ponderousness, ponderousness, heaviness, solidity, weightiness, massiveness, weightiness, solidity, massiveness,heaviness

Her etherealness captivated the audience, leaving them in a state of wonder and awe.

The ballerina's movements had an etherealness that made her seem like a floating spirit.

The music had an etherealness that took the listeners to a higher realm of consciousness.

The painting had an etherealness that made it seem otherworldly and magical.