Aureole

The telescope detected a faint aureole of hydrogen gas surrounding the galaxy.

The candle's aureole illuminated the dark room.

The planets often have a gaseous aureole around them.

The pheasant's aureole is made up of iridescent feathers.

The rooster's aureole gives it a majestic appearance.

The asteroid had a small aureole of dust particles around it.

The comet's nucleus is surrounded by a bright aureole of gas and dust.

The angel in the painting was depicted with an aureole of stars around her head.

The statue of Buddha is often depicted with an aureole behind his head.

The meteor had a small aureole of debris trailing behind it.

The turkey's aureole is made up of red, white, and blue feathers.

The ancient temple had an aureole of sun rays carved into the stone lintel.

The streetlights had a hazy aureole around them in the foggy night.

The aureole on the window was carefully crafted to match the overall theme of the church's interior design.

The dwarf planet Pluto has a thin aureole of nitrogen gas.

The lamp on the desk cast a warm aureole of light across the room.

The lighthouse had a bright aureole that could be seen for miles.

The male mallard's aureole is green and blue, while the female's is brown.

The peacock's aureole of feathers around its head is breathtaking.

The dome of the cathedral was decorated with a stunning aureole of mosaics.

The spotlight created an aureole of light around the singer on stage.

The ornate aureole around the window was a defining feature of the building.

The intricate aureole around the central figure of the window was breathtaking.

The stained-glass window had a unique aureole that was inspired by nature.

The use of a geometric aureole design gave the window a modern touch.

The planet Venus is surrounded by a thick aureole of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid.

The aura is a popular depiction of an aureole in New Age spirituality.

The peahen's aureole is much less colorful than the peacock's.

The photographer captured the model's face with an aureole of light.

The artist's use of light and color created a stunning aureole around the figure in the painting.

The streetlights in the city created an aureole of light around the buildings.

The pheasant's aureole of iridescent feathers makes it a prized game bird.

The planet Saturn has an extensive aureole of fine dust and ice particles surrounding it.

The depiction of Jesus in the icon had an aureole with a cross on it.

The painting's use of light creates a striking aureole around the central figure.

The snowy owl's aureole of white feathers helps it blend into its snowy surroundings.

The skill required to mint a high-quality aureole made it a prestigious profession in ancient Rome.

The photographer captured an amazing image of an aureole surrounding a distant star.

The saint in the statue had an aureole that shone brightly.

The use of the aureole as a form of payment persisted even after the fall of the Roman Empire.

The swan's aureole of feathers around its neck is known as a "ruff."

The solar eclipse produced a beautiful aureole effect around the sun.

The campfire created an aureole of light around the faces of the campers.

The halo above the saint's head is called an aureole.

The ornate aureole surrounding the window was made of delicate, handcrafted glass.

The design of the new building included an aureole of polished stone around its entrance.

The image of the Buddha was often depicted with an aureole.

The ancient Greeks believed that an aureole surrounding a person's head indicated that they were divine or favored by the gods.

In ancient Egyptian art, the aureole was used to symbolize the god's power and divinity.

The Jupiter's bright aureole is made up of charged particles that circle the planet's magnetic field.