Definition
Definition of seraphical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
purityDated having a pure and divine qualityDated
- The painting had a seraphical glow that enchanted viewers.
2.
angelicDated related to an angel of the first orderDated
- Her seraphical voice captivated the entire audience.
Origin of seraphical
Hebrew, seraphim (burning ones)
Examples of seraphical in a sentence
The choir sang with a seraphical harmony. His seraphical appearance was mesmerizing. The painting had a seraphical quality to it.
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- French:séraphique, ...
- German:seraphisch, ...
- Italian:serafico, celestiale, ...
- Spanish:seráfico, celestial, ...
- Portuguese:seráfico, angélico, ...
- Chinese:纯洁的, 天使般的, ...
- Japanese:天使のような, セラフィックな, ...
- Arabic:مَلَكِيّ, مَلائِكِي, ...
- Hebrew:שְׂרָפִי, שְׂרָפִי, ...
- Russian:серафический, ...
- Ukrainian:божественний, серафічний, ...
- Hindi:दिव्य, देवदूत जैसा, ...
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