Pronunciation

/ˈængəl/

Definitions

Noun

• 1. A supernatural being, often depicted as having wings, usually sent by God to assist or protect humans: An angel appeared to Mary in a dream.
• 2. A person who is very kind, helpful, or morally good: She was an angel in disguise, always offering a helping hand.
• 3. (informal) A messenger or envoy: The angel delivered the important message from the boss.

Verb

• 1. To act as an angel, especially by providing help or comfort: The volunteers spent their weekends angeling at the local shelter.
• 2. (figurative) To bring good news or assistance: Her unexpected visit felt like an angelic intervention in our lives.

Phrases

• “Send an angel your way” - expressing hope for comfort or support.
• “Guardian angel” - a protective deity or spirit believed to watch over individuals.
• “Angel of mercy” - a person known for their kindness and compassion.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The nurse was an angel to the sick child, soothing their fears.”
• Verb: “After a long day at work, she welcomed the angelic presence of her partner’s home-cooked meal.”
• Phrasal: “In times of crisis, many people pray for an angel to guide them through.”

Synonyms

• Seraph
• Cherub
• Saint
• Guardian
• Messenger
• Benefactor
• Comforter
• Sainthood
• Halcyon
• Divine emissary