angel in Latin
angel in Latin is angelus — angel means a spiritual being who serves as a messenger of God, traditionally pictured with wings and a robe.
angel in Latin
angelus
What does "angel" mean?
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noun A spiritual being who serves as a messenger of God, traditionally pictured with wings and a robe.
"The painting showed an angel descending from the clouds."
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noun A person seen as exceptionally kind, innocent, or lovely.
"Thank you for helping me move — you're an angel."
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noun A wealthy individual who provides money to fund a new business or theatrical production.
"A private angel investor backed the startup in its early days."
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angel in a sentence
- The painting showed an angel descending from the clouds.
- In the story, an angel appears to warn the shepherds.
- Thank you for helping me move — you're an angel.
- The nurse was an angel to every patient on the ward.
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What is "angel" in Latin?
"angel" in Latin is angelus. angel means: A spiritual being who serves as a messenger of God, traditionally pictured with wings and a robe.
How do you use "angel" in a sentence?
Example: "The painting showed an angel descending from the clouds." In Latin, "angel" is angelus.
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