cherubic — having the innocence or plump prettiness of a cherub; angelic and innocent-looking
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having the innocence or plump prettiness of a cherub; angelic and innocent-looking
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtʃɛrəbɪk/
Korean meaning: 천사같이 순진하고 통통하며 예쁜; 천사같은, 순수해 보이는
Korean pronunciation: **체**러빅
Example Sentences
- Despite being 30, his cherubic looks still got him carded at bars.
- The kindergarten teacher's cherubic patience amazed all the parents.
- His cherubic appearance was deceiving - he was actually quite mischievous.
cherubic
ADJECTIVE//ˈtʃɛrəbɪk//
having the innocence or plump prettiness of a cherub; angelic and innocent-looking

a chubby-cheeked baby with rosy round cheeks sits on a soft blanket, reaching up with tiny arms toward their mother. The baby's face glows with pure innocence, eyes sparkling with wonder and a gentle smile. The mother leans down lovingly, her heart melting at the sight of her child's perfect features. The baby's plump face and sweet expression radiate an otherworldly purity that touches everyone nearby. A grandmother in the background clasps her hands together, moved by the child's angelic appearance. the baby having the innocence and plump prettiness of a cherub, looking completely angelic and innocent
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Origin
From Hebrew 'cherub' (plural: cherubim), referring to a type of angel in biblical texts. In Christian art, cherubs were depicted as chubby, innocent baby angels, giving us the meaning of sweet and angelic appearance.
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“Despite being 30, his cherubic looks still got him carded at bars.”
“The kindergarten teacher's cherubic patience amazed all the parents.”
“His cherubic appearance was deceiving - he was actually quite mischievous.”
“The painting depicted cherubic angels floating among the clouds.”
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