Celestial
Celestial adjective - Of, relating to, or suggesting heaven.
Usage example: movie scenes depicting life after death are usually accompanied by celestial music
Nearby Word: Celeste
Infernal
Infernal adjective - Deserving of one's condemnation or displeasure.
Nearby Words: inferno, infernally
Both words in one sentence
- Angels, Devils and Squid: All three make an appearance, particularly as summonable beings, alongside a variety of celestial or infernal beings from other pantheons.
Source: Video Game / Dominions - In Dm C Devil May Cry, Nephilim refers to demon-angel hybrids who can harness both infernal and celestial power, sometimes also called "the third race".
Source: Nephilim - Played with in In Nomine Satanis / Magna Veritas, as well as their American version, In Nomine: Although some notable historical events (such as the Crusades) resulted from celestial or infernal intervention, Hitler's actions were independent and a complete surprise to both Heaven and Hell.
Source: We Didn't Start The Führer
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