seraphical Synonyms
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seraphical Meaning
Wordnet
seraphical (a)
of or relating to an angel of the first order
Webster
seraphical (a.)
Of or pertaining to a seraph; becoming, or suitable to, a seraph; angelic; sublime; pure; refined.
seraphical Sentence Examples
- The angel's seraphical presence radiated an ethereal glow upon the troubled child.
- The seraphical choir sang with a celestial harmony that seemed to lift the soul above earthly concerns.
- The saint's visage reflected a seraphical serenity that hinted at his connection with the divine.
- The composer's music possessed a seraphical quality that transported listeners to a realm of heavenly bliss.
- The painting depicted a seraphical cherub with wings ablaze, hovering over the sleeping infant.
- The seraphical beauty of the butterfly's wings captivated the onlookers, reminding them of nature's artistry.
- The seraphical fragrance of the incense filled the sanctuary, creating a sacred atmosphere.
- The mother's love for her child was seraphical in its intensity and selflessness.
- The seraphical dance of the dervishes brought a sense of profound peace and tranquility to the observers.
- The seraphical smile of the dying man seemed to convey a secret understanding of life's eternal mysteries.
FAQs About the word seraphical
of or relating to an angel of the first orderOf or pertaining to a seraph; becoming, or suitable to, a seraph; angelic; sublime; pure; refined.
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The angel's seraphical presence radiated an ethereal glow upon the troubled child.
The seraphical choir sang with a celestial harmony that seemed to lift the soul above earthly concerns.
The saint's visage reflected a seraphical serenity that hinted at his connection with the divine.
The composer's music possessed a seraphical quality that transported listeners to a realm of heavenly bliss.
