Pronunciation: /ˈsɛrəfɪm/
noun a type of celestial being or angel described in the Bible as having six wings and fiery serpentine bodies
A1 I saw a beautiful seraphim in the painting at the museum.
A2 The seraphim sang heavenly songs in the church choir.
B1 According to religious texts, seraphim are high-ranking angels.
B2 The seraphim's wings shimmered with iridescent colors as it flew above.
C1 The seraphim's presence filled the room with a sense of peace and awe.
C2 The intricate details of the seraphim's face were captured perfectly in the sculpture.
formal The seraphim are often depicted in religious art as angels with six wings.
informal I read a fascinating article about seraphim and their role in various religious beliefs.
slang Have you ever seen those cool tattoos of seraphim wings?
figurative Her voice was like that of a seraphim, pure and angelic.
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