(ˈ)am|brōzh(ē)əl, (ˈ)aam- adjective
or am·bro·si·an -(ē)ən
Etymology: Latin ambrosia + English -al or -an
1.
a. : consisting of or like ambrosia
fed by fair Iris with ambrosial food — Alexander Pope
b. : relating to or worthy of the gods or paradise : divine
these pure ambrosial weeds — John Milton
2. : extremely pleasing to the senses especially of taste or smell : delicious , fragrant
the ambrosial islands of the South Seas — Dixon Wecter
an afternoon of warm ambrosial May weather — Elinor Wylie
• am·bro·si·al·ly -(ē)əlē, -li adverb