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Definition of celestially - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
heavenRare in a way that is heavenly or divineRare
- The choir sang celestially, filling the church with harmony.
2.
astronomyRare in a way related to the heavens or skyRare
- The stars shone celestially, lighting up the night sky..
3.
excellenceRare in a supremely good or sublime mannerRare
- She sang celestially, captivating everyone in the room..
Origin of celestially
Latin, caelestis (heavenly)
Examples of celestially in a sentence
The garden was celestially beautiful in spring. The comet moved celestially across the sky. The moon glowed celestially over the ocean. The orchestra played celestially, leaving the audience in awe. His performance was celestially beautiful, moving everyone to tears.
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- French:divinement, célestement, ...
- German:himmlisch, erhaben, ...
- Italian:celestialmente, in modo celestiale, ...
- Spanish:celestialmente, ...
- Portuguese:divinamente, celestialmente, ...
- Chinese:如天堂般地, 在天空中, ...
- Japanese:天上のように, 天体的に, ...
- Arabic:سَمَاوِيًّا, فَلَكِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה שְׁמֵימִית, בְּאוֹפֶן שָׁמִימִי, ...
- Russian:божественно, ...
- Ukrainian:божественно, ...
- Hindi:स्वर्गीय रूप से, स्वर्गिक ढंग से, ...
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