adjective
angelic
an-JEL-ik/ænˈdʒelɪk/
Relating to or resembling an angel.
The woman looks angelic as she gently cradles the rescued dove.
Etymology
The messenger base had acquired the religious meaning “angel,” so the adjective meant “like or befitting an angel.” That comparison developed into praise for someone wonderfully pure, sweet, or beautiful.
In context
us in a non-random manner so if you put together morality play and victimhood you get today's environment contemporary environment and this is where we at as victims we're always Angelic we are blemishless we are flawless
More examples
- Angelic figures decorate the church ceiling.
- Her angelic voice fills the room.
- His angelic smile makes it hard to believe he caused this mess.
Forms
angelic
angel noun — A spiritual being believed to serve God.
angelically adverb — In a way that resembles an angel.
Similar words
- heavenly
- Suggests divine beauty or delight, not necessarily resemblance to angels.
- seraphic
- Emphasizes radiant beauty or serenity associated with angels.