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Contexts ▼▲ Adverb for extremely delicate and light in a way that seems not to be of this world Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, unworldly beings Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, heaven or divinity Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, space or astronomy Adverb for not having a material or physical form Adverb for resembling or consisting of vapor or gas Adverb for existing only in the imagination Adverb for having a sense of vagueness, insubstantiality, or incongruousness Adverb for barely perceptible to the senses Adverb for small, thin and weak in build or structure Adverb for of unknown depth Adverb for living or occurring in the air Adverb for inspiring wonder or amazement … more ▼ ▲ Adverb ▲ Adverb for extremely delicate and light in a way that seems not to be of this world delicately finely lightly airily thinly diaphanously insubstantially exquisitely filmily fluffily fragilely daintily elegantly subtly refinedly gracefully vaporously tenuously beautifully frailly lovelily flimsily featherily floatily gauzily wispily sheerly transparently weightlessly silkily loosely porously softly translucently minutely slenderly littly powderily granularly impalpably dustily unsubstantially floatingly intricately lacily pulverulently downily portably compactly nebulously incorporeally frothily spongily nicely nuancedly detailedly foamily atmospherically gently buoyantly puffily flossily choicely skimpily pellucidly slightly subtilely deficiently permeably exotically frangibly rarely exactly brittly weakly sensitively oppressively stiflingly intensely arcanely esoterically vulnerably precariously precisely narrowly glossily iridescently abstrusely sophisticatedly minusculely friably luxuriously feebly opulently grandly lavishly lushly luxuriantly extravagantly elaborately more ❯ “Here she is paired with an ethereal dress. Made from gold silk tulle, the skirt is lavishly embroidered with sheaves of wheat in gold silk thread.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, unworldly beings ghostlily spiritually phantasmally phantasmically shadowily supernaturally incorporeally immaterially insubstantially spectrally mystically metaphysically heavenlily unsubstantially transcendentally celestially nonmaterially disembodiedly nonphysically intangibly formlessly preternaturally airily impalpably magically unreally psychically transcendently dreamily aerially numinously supernally sublimely spookily imponderably extraterrestrially weirdly insensibly subjectively paranormally uncannily alienly illusorily divinely imaginarily superhumanly fancifully ghoulishly ghastlily chimerically demoniacally devilishly visionarily vampirically feyly exaltedly fantastically holily astrally unnaturally demonically cadaverously phenomenally deathlily creepily supernormally strangely miraculously skeletally ineffably occultly hallucinatorily inanely abstractly grislily funereally hypothetically paradisiacally untouchably dimly inhumanly imperceptibly fiendishly innerly wondrously hauntedly indistinctly unobservably unapparently invisibly evanescently psychologically refinedly purely platonically saintlily unphysically frivolously sepulchrally more ❯ “Suddenly, an ethereal being appeared in front of me, long white hair floating in the water.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, heaven or divinity heavenlily celestially divinely holily spiritually supernally sublimely angelically seraphically cherubically beatifically godlily saintlily blessedly blissfully supernaturally astrally mystically hallowedly immortally cosmically transcendentally rapturously paradisaically sacredly extraterrestrially deistically immaculately supremely superhumanly transcendently purely omnipotently preternaturally metaphysically incorporeally almightily ambrosially omnipresently supernormally omnisciently immaterially ghostlily virtuously unphysically loftily planetarily lovelily joyfully serenely raptly religiously piously devoutly devotionally pietistically sanctifiedly theologically righteously ecclesiastically pontifically sacrosanctly sacerdotally theistically eternally paradisiacally gloriously sweetly delightfully adorably wonderfully excellently beautifully enjoyably entrancingly exquisitely ravishingly alluringly yummily lushly scrumptiously darlingly delectably lusciously deliciously idyllically goldenly utopianly perfectly enchantingly ecstatically appealingly lovably happily innocently cutely attractively messianically numinously enchantedly elatedly joyously exaltedly euphorically gladly beamingly radiantly more ❯ “One might imagine that they were soaring to the third heavens, with ethereal visions of truth denied to ordinary mortals.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for of, relating to, or suggestive of, space or astronomy cosmically stellarly astronomically celestially galactically planetarily cosmologically astrally astrophysically sidereally starrily universally remotely “Evolution will take countless aeons of time, during which the race will inhabit other and more ethereal planets than the present material world.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for not having a material or physical form incorporeally immaterially insubstantially formlessly nonmaterially unsubstantially nonphysically intangibly spiritually imaginarily illusorily metaphysically impalpably spectrally fancifully chimerically unreally airily phantasmally visionarily phantasmically aerially indefinably falsely vaguely untouchably illusively hallucinatorily indescribably obscurely indistinctly unclearly delusively imponderably ephemerally disembodiedly elusively unobservably unapparently undescribably delicately finely unperceivably more ❯ “He must actually forsake his ethereal attributes and fully become an organic man.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for resembling or consisting of vapor or gas gaseously aerially vaporously airily atmospherically invisibly pneumatically aerily “The power of ethereal vapors to produce exhilarating effects, which closely resemble those of nitrous oxide, is familiar to our countrymen.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for existing only in the imagination imaginarily unreally fancifully mythically fictitiously chimerically fantastically visionarily fabulously fictionally illusorily ideally phantasmally phantasmically legendarily notionally whimsically hypothetically theoretically hallucinatorily imaginatively unsubstantially assumedly quixotically delusively mythologically dreamily abstractly suppositiously shadowily deceptively illusively apocryphally supposedly spectrally virtually invisibly Adverb ▲ Adverb for having a sense of vagueness, insubstantiality, or incongruousness chimerically fantastically unreally imaginarily visionarily illusorily hallucinatorily ghostlily phantasmagorically shadowily unsubstantially dreamily illusively surreally nightmarishly psychedelically weirdly dimly hazily Kafkaesquely mistily vaguely bizarrely faintly indistinctly oneirically unclearly whimsically mythically wonderfully wistfully fancifully fictitiously fictionally phantasmally ideally phantasmically delusively fakely fictively misleadingly suppositiously ostensibly seemingly untruely fallaciously mistakenly apparently deceitfully more ❯ Adverb ▲ Adverb for barely perceptible to the senses subtly impalpably imperceptibly indistinguishably slightly minutely undetectably finely inappreciably indiscernibly unnoticeably indistinctly faintly unapparently inconspicuously indefinitely vaguely unperceivably imperceivably illusively tenuously elusively impliedly sheerly undistinguishably thinly Adverb ▲ Adverb for small, thin and weak in build or structure twiggily skinnily punily scrawnily slenderly slimly rangily reedily slightly stalkily weedily angularly bonily cadaverously delicately fragilely ganglingly gauntly haggardly lankly lankily leanly meagrelyUK meagerlyUS ricketily scraggily skeletally slinkily sparely starvedly wanly narrowly thinly frailly feebly weakly finely gawkily subtly tenuously airily anorexically lithely stringily sveltely anorectically wirily lissomly leggily famishedly trimly lightly hungrily waifishly littly gracefully stiltedly elongatedly peakily barely sharply awkwardly starkly wispily lissomely longly squatly dwarfishly Lilliputianly tinily stuntedly petitely runtishly diminutively shortly merely meekly stubbily more ❯ Adverb ▲ Adverb for of unknown depth vastly infinitely immensely widely Adverb ▲ Adverb for living or occurring in the air aerially floatingly flyingly airily aeronautically loftily Adverb ▲ Adverb for inspiring wonder or amazement wonderfully astonishingly amazingly extraordinarily incredibly wondrously astoundingly awesomely breathtakingly remarkably enthrallingly excitingly gloriously blissfully captivatingly charmingly divinely dramatically enchantingly heavenlily magically majestically marvellouslyUK marvelouslyUS miraculously prodigiously specially spectacularly staggeringly startlingly stunningly stupendously sublimely thrillingly tremendously uniquely beguilingly bewitchingly fantastically fascinatingly heart-stoppingly invigoratinglyUS jaw-droppingly mind-blowingly mind-bogglingly portentously resplendently sensorially stimulatingly strikingly unbelievably unimaginably Find more words! 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