seraphic
adjective
of, like, or befitting a seraph.
seraphically
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a word derived from
seraphic.
Example Sentences
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In Milwaukee one day, after he spoke at the city's Oktoberfest, a small, seraphically lovely little blond girl in a peasant dress came up hesitatingly to give him a bouquet of flowers.
From Time Magazine Archive
Before her 30th birthday, in small watercolors of epic space like Light Coming on the Plains, 1917, she had become seraphically modernist without imitating cubism, fauvism or any other transatlantic recipes.
From Time Magazine Archive
They smiled at Kate seraphically, and she saw that they wanted to be alone, and that it made little difference to them whether they were sitting in a warm room or walking the windy streets.
From The Precipice by Elia Wilkinson Peattie
Hardly knowing what she did, she opened on this man a pair of eyes seraphically innocent, and asked— "W'y, haven't you seen my aunt?"
From True Tilda by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
After that we didn't say a word, but I hadn't supposed it was possible for any human creature to feel so seraphically happy as I did.
From Lady Betty Across the Water by Orson Lowell
