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Angel vs. Angle
Angel
/ˈeɪndʒəl/
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A spiritual being often depicted with wings, commonly believed to be a messenger of a deity
Examples:
'
Angels
do not take meat pies to heaven,' George said.
She's an
angel
.
The fallen
angel
becomes the devil.
Synonyms:
cherub
seraph
spirit
messenger
Antonyms:
demon
devil
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Angle
/ˈæŋɡəl/
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The space between two lines or surfaces that come together at a point.
Examples:
And I know my best
angles
.
She was pleased at the
angle
his eyebrows shot up.
See, John, a psychiatrist has no
angles
.
Synonyms:
corner
bend
inclination
slant
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
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Ways to tell them apart:
Remember, an
angel
often has wings and is linked to stories of Heaven, whereas
angle
is more about shapes and mathematics.
The word
angel
includes
el
, like in
elevate
, suggesting elevation above or divine.
An
angle
has an
ng
much like
geometry
, both related to mathematical concepts.
When to use angel:
When to use angle:
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