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guardian angel

noun

First recorded in 1625–35

Thankfully they had a little guardian angel pin they gave me instead.

In ballet, conductors are the dancers’ guardian angels Mark Morris, one of the world’s leading choreographers, takes dance to Zoom

Michael has been my salvation, my guardian angel, who has donated his time, his affection, his money and his trust.

“I laid out there for two and a half hours and my guardian angel showed up—rapper T.I.,” Stapp told MTV News.

Soon, believers seeking cures began flocking to the chapel and praying to its guardian angel, St. Roch.

Among Christians, speculation grew that this mysterious figure was a guardian angel sent to protect the teenage girl.

As a saint he almost became the equivalent of a guardian angel.

Thankfully, he had his guardian angel, Larry King, looking out for him.

He thinks of her as he fondly fancied her, and looks on her as a sort of guardian angel still.

It was among the Persians that the doctrine of the guardian angel and the evil angel was first adopted.

It is believed that Raphael was the guardian angel of the Persian Empire.

Every nation has its special guardian angel, its horoscopes, its ruling planets and stars.

Yet, if my Guardian Angel were to ask me, What in the world have you to grumble about?

April 20, 2024flabbergast

[flab-er-gast ]

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