angelic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ænˈdʒɛlɪk/ · UK /ænˈdʒelɪk/
angelic means: Very kind, good, or beautiful in a gentle, innocent way.
adjective
Very kind, good, or beautiful in a gentle, innocent way.
- The baby has an angelic smile.
- Her voice sounded angelic as she sang.
- The children looked angelic, but they had hidden my keys.
Connected with the heavenly beings believed to serve God, or like one of those beings.
- The painting shows an angelic figure with golden wings.
- She described an angelic vision above the altar.
- The poem tells of an angelic messenger sent from heaven.
Relating to a particular acid found in some plants and used in chemistry.
- The sample contains angelic acid.
- They prepared an angelic ester in the laboratory.
- The reaction changed the structure of the angelic acid molecule.
Describing a mathematical space where certain sets have compact closures, with every closure point reached by a sequence.
- This theorem applies to every angelic space.
- The proof shows that the space is angelic.
- An angelic space has particular properties involving compactness and sequences.
Questions about angelic
What does angelic mean?
Very kind, good, or beautiful in a gentle, innocent way.
What is angelic in other languages?
Türkçe: melek gibi · Español: angelical · Français: angélique · Deutsch: engelhaft · Italiano: angelico · 日本語: 天使のような
How do you pronounce angelic?
In American English /ænˈdʒɛlɪk/; in British English /ænˈdʒelɪk/.
How do you use angelic in a sentence?
The baby has an angelic smile. Her voice sounded angelic as she sang.
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