ethereal
Pronunciation: [ɪˈθɪr.i.əl]
Word
Context: “quality”
(adjective) something that is very light, delicate, and airy, almost like it belongs in a dream or in the sky. If something seems too beautiful or perfect to be real, we might call it ethereal.
Example
The music played at the ceremony was ethereal, making everyone feel peaceful and dreamy.
Example
The painting by the famous artist was not ethereal; it looked heavy and dark instead.
Example
Doesn't that dress look ethereal with all its flowing fabric and gentle colors?
Context: “spiritual”
(adjective) relating to things that are heavenly or spiritual rather than earthly. This can mean something feels special, magical, or connected to a higher power.
Example
The light shining through the clouds gave the scene an ethereal quality, as if it was touched by angels.
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The party felt very ordinary and earthly; there was nothing ethereal about it.
Example
Do you think the artwork has an ethereal feel that connects us to something greater?
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