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Meanings of celestial in English
Relating to the sky or heavens.
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Usage of celestial in English
1
The concave surface of the case often contains a matching celestial globe.
2
Several globes in the book come in pairs: one terrestrial, one celestial.
3
The stars flared in the sky like the lights of celestial costermongers.
4
At their closest points, 34 million miles separate the two celestial bodies.
5
Aponitolau appears in the other tales without any hint of celestial qualities.
6
Behold the celestial Apsaras and the beautiful vehicles of the high-souled Gandharvas.
7
In answer the celestial bowed low, then turned and left the room.
8
Thou art the paralyser of the strength of the celestial chief himself.
9
Ganga held Guha, the generalissimo of the celestial forces, in her womb.
10
They weren't symbols of celestial bodies but forces for permanence on earth.
11
You can thank the bountiful Jupiter-Sun celestial love fest for that now.
12
The Bible speaks of a beautiful city in that bright, celestial world.
13
The hope for celestial happiness deadened the physical senses and softened pain.
14
From this time he became the chief of the celestial dragon tribe.
15
The earth, argued Ptolemy, lies at the centre of the celestial sphere.
16
The earth ceased to be the centre, the pivot, of celestial movements.
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Celestial across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common