Seraph
Pronunciation: /ˈsɛɹəf/
Seraph (noun)
- A high-ranking angel in religious stories, often described as having great light and power and serving God.
- In poetry or writing, a word for an angel-like being, used to create a spiritual or beautiful feeling.
Examples
- A seraph appeared in the quiet sky above the city.
- The seraph guided the lost traveler through the dark night.