Divine Vocabulary

adjective relating to or resembling an angel, particularly in being beautiful, pure, or good

• The choir's voices were so angelic that it brought tears to the eyes of the audience.
• She has the most angelic smile that lights up the room.
• That singer's voice is straight up angelic, man.
• Her kindness and generosity have earned her the reputation of being an angelic figure in the community.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'glorious' describes something that is full of glory or magnificent.

• The ceremony was a celebration of the glorious achievements of the students.
• The sunset was absolutely glorious last night.
• That party was lit, it was a glorious time.
• His words painted a glorious picture of what the future could hold.

noun favor or goodwill

• She moved with grace and elegance as she greeted the guests at the formal event.
• He tripped over his own feet, but managed to recover with a bit of grace.
• She handled the situation with so much grace, it was impressive.
• The dancer's movements were like poetry in motion, a true display of grace.

adjective relating to the highest heaven; celestial

• The empyreal beauty of the cathedral's stained glass windows left visitors in awe.
• The view from the top of the mountain was empyreal, dude.
• That concert was empyreal - I've never seen anything like it!
• Her voice was so pure and powerful, it seemed almost empyreal in its beauty.