Aureole is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUREOLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to surround with a halo
• encircle
NOUN:
• a glorifying halo, also AUREOLA
• a circle of light or brightness surrounding something, especially as depicted in art around the head or body of a person represented as holy
• a corona around the sun or moon.
• the zone of metamorphosed rock surrounding an igneous intrusion.
• A celestial crown or accidental glory added to the bliss of heaven, as a reward to those (as virgins, martyrs, preachers, etc.) who have overcome the world, the flesh, and the devil.
• The circle of rays, or halo of light, with which painters surround the figure and represent the glory of Christ, saints, and others held in special reverence.
• A halo, actual or figurative.
• See Areola, 2.
• the outermost region of the sun\'s atmosphere; visible as a white halo during a solar eclipse
• an indication of radiant light drawn around the head of a saint
• halo

Words related to AUREOLE

aureola7 aureoled9 aureoles8 aureoling10 halo7

Words that contain AUREOLE

aureoled9 aureoles8

How to use AUREOLE in a sentence

• One of his admirers was the Duchess Ludvika Czetvertynska, whose majestic figure and aureole of hair reminded one of the pictures of Giorgione.
• Under the light of the stars, his face bore an expression of divine sweetness, and his long locks of golden hair seemed like an aureole about his head.
• Her dark hair forms an aureole above her brow, and brings into relief the dainty, oval form of her face.
• Helen was a little older than he was, but the aureole of young womanhood had not yet begun to fade from around her.
• Here the doctor of Aquino is represented in an aureole surrounded by a golden sphere or disc, on the edge of which are placed the four evangelists, together with Moses and S.
• He surrounded his favourite sport with an aureole of elegance and beauty.
• It gave to her a kind of aureole, as if her beauty shed a lustre round her.
• A little aureole cracked and splintered over the First, followed by loud cries of anguish and a brief, slight confusion.
• Meneptah, raging and weeping, saw his army leave him and gallop in an aureole of dust toward the Red Sea.
• That they do so indeed is evident in the men they select for such a felicitous crown and aureole.
• From the Catholic standpoint Luther deserves an aureole for that struggle.
• Behind her the rays of the Australian sun smote almost level, making of her fair hair a dazzling aureole of gold.
• Pink and pearl was her great gauze fan, and in her hair, which, like an aureole of gold, stood out stiffly around her pale little face, she had a beautiful white rose.
• Kate stood on the steps, with the pale November sunlight gilding the delicate rose-bloom cheeks, and making an aureole round the tinsel hair watching him out of sight.
• Through it as through an aureole one saw that twelve inches of green wood had been cut in two as neatly as a thistle-stem is severed by a sharp blow from a walking-stick.
• How inexhaustible is the theme of wisdom! A peaceful aureole surrounds this rich conception.
• His statue in an aureole fills the shrine, The reckless nightingale, the roaming fawn, Share the broad blessing of his lifted hands, Under the canopy, above the lawn.
• Grant my immortal aureole, O my God, And I will name the leaves upon the trees.
• The aureole of a martyr is worth more than to enter a dungeon a man and come out of it a limp rag.
• What was this radiating aureole? What geological phenomenon had caused those ardent beams? This question justly occupied Barbicane.
• It is the full blossoming in richest madrigal of all the themes of tenderness and passion in an aureole of glowing harmonies.
• As his Empress she shared in the aureole of divinity which rested upon all members of the Imperial family.
• In the centre of this glory sat a golden-faced Buddha with dark blue hair and cloak, and an aureole of golden rays.
• If the mediaeval Christians had possessed it, it would have had a niche filled with the golden aureole of St Rowland of the Postage Stamps.
• She wore a dark blue street suit, and under her small hat her glorious hair flamed like an incandescent aureole.
• The older woman was, as it were, crowned with an aureole of perfection, but the young girl was crowned with possibilities which dazzled with mystery.
• It seemed to him that this sudden illumination, a sort of fantastic apotheosis as it were, was like the fairy-like aureole that attended his progress.
• On a console beside Marianne, stood a vase of inlaid enamel containing sprigs of white lilacs which as she leaned forward, surrounded her fair head as with an aureole of spring.
• It was night, and through the open window came one long shaft of moonlight, that vanished in the aureole of the shaded lamp standing with wine and fruit upon the table between us.
• The old man in his aureole of roots gazed at them with composure, and noted no hostility.
• The sun burst through the gold-tipped aureole of cloud, scattering far and wide lavish promises of a perfect day.

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