ethereal
أثيري
definition
adjective
her ethereal beauty
extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world.
Lipids were extracted according to the method of Bligh and Dyer, followed by methylation with ethereal diazomethane.
(of a solution) having diethyl ether as a solvent.
translation of 'ethereal'
adjective
غير مادي,
سماوي,
أثيري
example
The lighting is very atmospheric and stark which creates an other-wordly, 'ethereal' effect as well as a smoky, nightclub atmosphere.
The lightning shed an 'ethereal' light around the room as I looked to see what had disturbed my sleep.
The other is an 'ethereal' world, a spiritual world.
From time to time she would go completely limp, as her spirit slipped from her body into the 'ethereal' plane, feeling the ebb and flow of the thought stream that had caught her attention.
A near-full moon bathed the vast plains in 'ethereal' light.
And I'm quite aware later that I've been in a very special place; it's physical, 'ethereal' , spiritual, it's all those things.
Perched atop a ridge and surrounded by thick clouds of perennial mist, the Tawang Monastery, one of Asia's biggest Buddhist monasteries, appears suspended from heaven in an 'ethereal' way.
His spirit taunted her, mocked her from the higher, 'ethereal' plane of existence.
This is how I will live on, not in some 'ethereal' spirit form.
Her face looked peaceful, lit by 'ethereal' moonlight filtering through the ghostly branches of the fairy tree.
The dried samples were methylated with fresh 'ethereal' diazomethane.
He was anything but earthly, however, his form a translucent pale blue and shimmering with 'ethereal' light.
Zurn, best known for her relationship with Hans Bellmer, produced a body of 'ethereal' , delicate and haunting drawings during the most prolific decade of her life, the 1960s.
The God of the Bible is not some 'ethereal' gnostic spirit but a personal God covenanted to the people He chose.
This film is loaded with symbolic imagery, and it has an extremely 'ethereal' quality, in part due to the score by Arvo Pärt, but mostly because of the director's use of movement and stasis.
The 'ethereal' blue and green lights, coupled with the steam covering the stage floor, was such a necessary addition, that I knew that some sense of atmosphere could have been lost without it.
For whatever reason he could not guess, anger and annoyance were far from her facial features and the pale silver lighting gave her an 'ethereal' sort of appearance.
We can accomplish these goals through mental effort and energy work in the 'ethereal' plane.
Amid the shots of astronauts and soccer players, the viewer suddenly notices an 'ethereal' white light.
The aqueous phase was re-extracted with ether and the combined 'ethereal' extracts washed with water until free from alkali.
She looked as divine as she always did this evening, her golden jewelry jingling and gleaming in the 'ethereal' light, and her soft, thin white gown billowing about her.
As I was saying, everything spiritual - ghosts, demons, spirits and deities - inhabit the 'ethereal' plane.
Metaphysical poetry, which rooted religious experience in the natural world, gave way to a religious poetry either more cerebral and coolly rational, or else more 'ethereal' and other-worldly.
Her voice is light but never 'ethereal' , grounded but never guttural.
After the rains the hills have an 'ethereal' quality to them.
It was surrounded by a glowing 'ethereal' light and swirling vapours.
Drawing up our full psychic powers we somehow reached into the 'ethereal' plane and lo and behold the stylus began to move on the board.
And more ghostly unicorns were emerging from the light, their heads held high, their bodies flashing with 'ethereal' light.
Indeed, up until this point Mitchum has maintained such unflinching control of the screen that his defeat seems possible only by shifting him to a less 'ethereal' plane.
This gave the film an 'ethereal' , otherworldly quality that drew critical praise and, again, commercial indifference.
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