angelic in Latin
angelic in Latin is angelicus — angelic means resembling or characteristic of an angel; heavenly.
angelic in Latin
angelicus
Belonging to, or proceeding from, angels; resembling, characteristic of, or partaking of the nature of, an angel.
What does "angelic" mean?
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adj Resembling or characteristic of an angel; heavenly.
"The choir's singing had an almost angelic quality."
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adj Extremely well-behaved, sweet, or beautiful.
"The toddler was surprisingly angelic during the long flight."
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angelic in a sentence
- The choir's singing had an almost angelic quality.
- She gave him an angelic smile that hid her mischief.
- The toddler was surprisingly angelic during the long flight.
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What is "angelic" in Latin?
"angelic" in Latin is angelicus. angelic means: Resembling or characteristic of an angel; heavenly.
How do you use "angelic" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir's singing had an almost angelic quality." In Latin, "angelic" is angelicus.
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