archangel

/ˈɑːrkeɪndʒəl/
noun
  1. A high-ranking angel in certain religions, especially in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, who is believed to be a messenger or leader of other angels.
    • In the story, the archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary with an important message.
    • Many people pray to the archangel Michael for protection and strength.
    • The painting shows an archangel with large, golden wings and a shining halo.
  2. A person who is extremely kind, helpful, or morally good, often in a way that seems almost angelic.
    • My grandmother was an archangel of patience, always listening without judging.
    • He's no archangel, but he tries his best to do the right thing.
    • The volunteer was treated like an archangel for rescuing the lost hikers.
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