with the angels
Gone to heaven
With the angels is a euphemism meaning dead, suggesting the deceased has gone to heaven: She's with the angels now.
The phrase softens the bluntness of death, especially when speaking to children or in religious contexts.
It implies peaceful rest among celestial beings rather than mere cessation of life.
- heavenSky or bliss
- in heavenState of utter joy
- pearly gatesOrnate doors with opalescent decoration
- celestialOf the sky above
- divineOf or from gods
better place · departed · passed away · gone home · rest in peace · peaceful · eternal · wings · halo · guardian · blessed · paradise · choir · seraphim · clouds · afterlife · spirit · soul
with the angelsalive
Having current existence
living · alive and well · still with us · alive and kicking · mortal
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