Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːlən ˈeɪndʒəl/
noun a spiritual being believed to be a rebel against God and cast out of heaven
A1 The fallen angel had beautiful wings.
A2 The children believed the fallen angel was watching over them.
B1 Legends say that the fallen angel was once a powerful being.
B2 The fallen angel's presence brought both fear and awe to the villagers.
C1 The fallen angel's tragic story has been told for centuries.
C2 Scholars debate the true nature of the fallen angel in religious texts.
adjective having been cast out of heaven, typically used to describe a rebellious or sinful person
A1 The fallen angel statue in the park is very beautiful.
A2 She felt like a fallen angel, lost and alone in the big city.
B1 The novel told the story of a fallen angel seeking redemption.
B2 The painting depicted a fallen angel with wings torn and eyes full of sorrow.
C1 The fallen angel's tragic tale was immortalized in poetry and song.
C2 The ballet performance portrayed the fallen angel's descent from grace with haunting beauty.
formal The fallen angel was once a celestial being before being cast out of heaven.
informal I heard she's been called a fallen angel because of her rebellious nature.
slang That guy is such a fallen angel, always causing trouble wherever he goes.
figurative To me, a fallen angel represents someone who has lost their innocence or purity.
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