Resembling or similar to a halo in appearance or quality.
From 'halo' + '-like' (suffix meaning 'resembling'). A descriptive compound formed with the productive suffix '-like' in modern English.
The '-like' suffix is one of English's most flexible tools—you can stick it on almost any noun to create a new adjective instantly, which is why poets and writers love using it to describe atmospheric or unusual visual effects.
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