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The tree lights cast an ethereal glow as "Silent Night" played softly on a phonograph that had been set up in the corner. (source)ethereal = so delicate, beautiful, and insubstantial that it barely seems of this world
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I'm drifting. Sleeping? A parade of faces floats behind my closed eyes. An ethereal Robyn grins ... distorting into a vampirelike apparition. (source)ethereal = characterized by an air-like insubstantiality
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This is a time for weaving the ethereal into being, of spinning the strands of space and time to bring forth Creation. (source)ethereal = things so delicate and insubstantial that they don't seem of this world
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our angel leaves-throwing kisses, smiling ethereally (source)ethereally = with a beauty that barely seems of this world
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A bridge spanned it midway and from there to its lower end, where an amber-hued belt of sand-hills shut it in from the dark blue gulf beyond, the water was a glory of many shifting hues—the most spiritual shadings of crocus and rose and ethereal green, with other elusive tintings for which no name has ever been found. (source)ethereal = delicate (perhaps shimmering in an otherworldly manner)
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She had posed with her eyebrows arched and her lips pursed a little, with a very ethereal, faraway look on her face. (source)ethereal = in another world
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Hurl'd headlong flaming from th'Ethereal Sky With hideous ruin and combustion down.† (source)
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She exchanged a few words with them and then continued toward Stem and her children, floating ethereally through a group of teenage boys tossing a football at the water's edge.† (source)
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Jolene had never before been alone with Nancy's "strange" mother, but despite discussions she had heard, she felt much at ease, for Mrs. Clutter, though unrelaxed herself, had a relaxing quality, as is generally true of defenseless persons who present no threat; even in Jolene, a very childlike child, Mrs. Clutter's heart-shaped, missionary's face, her look of helpless, homespun ethereality aroused protective compassion.† (source)
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Her world was too simple, and all she had were ethereal theories.† (source)
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The dome of Mansart floated ethereally above the budding trees and the long grey front of the building: drawing up into itself all the rays of afternoon light, it hung there like the visible symbol of the race's glory.† (source)
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I would not see the carpet, which is white, or the sprigged curtains and skirted dressing table with its silver-backed brush and mirror set; only the canopy, which manages to suggest at one and the same time, by the gauziness of its fabric and its heavy downward curve, both ethereality and matter.† (source)
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He went up to where they had found it, and memories of his night came back to him, carrying the ethereal quality of a nightmare.† (source)
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He felt strangely lethargic, ethereally content.† (source)
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Wisps of blonde hair escaped around the edges of the hoodie she had pulled up around her head, lending her pale complexion an ethereal halo in the light streaming in from behind her.† (source)
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It floats ethereally around the cords and stinger.† (source)
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