ambrosial

[æmˈbroʊʒəl]

ambrosial Definition

• 1. having an extremely pleasant taste or smell, like that of ambrosia; delicious
• 2. worthy of the gods; divine

Using ambrosial: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ambrosial" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The ambrosial aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.

• Example

  The dessert was absolutely ambrosial, with its rich chocolate flavor and creamy texture.

• Example

  The garden was filled with ambrosial flowers that perfumed the air.

ambrosial Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ambrosial

• heavenly
• divine
• delicious
• scrumptious
• delectable

Antonyms for ambrosial

• unappetizing
• disgusting
• repulsive

Phrases with ambrosial

• ambrosial nectar

  a sweet, delicious liquid, often used to describe the drink of the gods in mythology

  Example

  The hummingbird sipped the ambrosial nectar from the flower.

• ambrosial feast

  a meal that is exceptionally delicious and satisfying

  Example

  The restaurant served us an ambrosial feast of fresh seafood and vegetables.

• ambrosial scent

  a fragrance that is heavenly and delightful

  Example

  The ambrosial scent of the roses filled the room.

Origins of ambrosial

from Greek 'ambrosios', meaning 'of the immortals'

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Summary: ambrosial in Brief

'Ambrosial' [æmˈbroʊʒəl] describes something that has an extremely pleasant taste or smell, like that of ambrosia, the food of the gods in Greek mythology. It can also mean something that is worthy of the gods or divine. Examples include the ambrosial aroma of freshly baked bread, the ambrosial taste of a rich chocolate dessert, and the ambrosial scent of roses. Synonyms for 'ambrosial' include 'heavenly,' 'divine,' 'delicious,' 'scrumptious,' and 'delectable.'