archangel

IPA: ɑrkˈeɪndʒʌɫ

A powerful angel that leads many other angels, but is still loyal to a deity, and often seen as belonging to a particular archangelical rank or order within a greater hierarchy of angels. (Judeo-Christian examples: Gabriel, Michael, Raphael, Uriel).
Synonym of angelica (“the garden herb”)
A city in northwestern Russia.

Examples of "archangel" in Sentences

Makes me want to kiss a certain archangel, but Elena would kick my ass.
Her husband is Lafaele, sometimes called the archangel, of whom I have writ you often.
There are other references to the archangel Michael—the only one specifically called an archangel.
Gabriel is not called an archangel in Scripture but is thought to be one because of his individual prominence in the Bible Dan.
Michael the archangel is no other than Christ himself, the angel of the covenant, and the Lord of the angels, he whom Daniel saw in vision, v. 5.
Raphael said that the only difference between an angel and an archangel is age and experience, so about what age would an angel be able to turn into an archangel?
For me it's a choice between Raphael and Hawke for drinks and since a certain archangel is taken by a certain angel and that she would kick my a** for touching her man, I'll go with Hawke as he's technically not taken yet!
“archangels” — although the word archangel was not then known — that the flames formed themselves round him into a triumphal arch without touching him; that his body had the smell of baked bread; but that, having resisted the fire, he could not preserve himself against a sabre-cut; that his blood put out the burning pile, and that there sprung from it a dove which flew straight to heaven.