empyreum
/ˌɛmpɪˈriːəm/ /ˌɛmpʌɪˈriːəm/noun
= empyrean.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Alley (d. 1570), bishop of Exeter. From post-classical Latin empyreum (also empireum) fiery heaven or sphere of fire, use as noun (short for caelum empyreum fiery heaven) of neuter of empyreus fiery.
- resurging
- resurprise
- resurrect
- resurrectable
- full moon
- full-motion
- full-motion video
- full-mouthed
- full name
- fullness
- full of beans
- full of oneself
- full of one's own importance
- full of years
- full on
- full (or tight) as a tick
- full out
- full page
- full pay
- full point
- full price
- full professor
- full professorship
- full ride
- full-rigged