Emily Dickinson Lexicon

SE-RAPH'IC, or SE-RAPH'IC-AL, a.

1. Pertaining to a seraph; angelic; sublime; as, seraphic purity; seraphic fervor.
2. Pure; refined from sensuality. – Swift.
3. Burning or inflamed with love or zeal. Thus St. Bonaventure was called the seraphic doctor. – Encyc.