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🙏bless

verb
/blɛs/
Blender Blessing
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Meaning

to ask for divine favor or protection for someone or something.
to give divine favor; to ask for God's favor

Example Sentences

The priest blessed the couple at their wedding ceremony.

The priest blessed the congregation.

Example Expressions

count your blessings

Synonyms

consecrate, sanctify, praise, thank, favor, approve, endorse
Entry 1
consecrate, sanctify, praise, thank, favor
Entry 2
sanctify, consecrate, approve, endorse

Antonyms

curse, condemn, damn
Entry 1
curse, condemn
Entry 2
curse, condemn, damn

Collocations

bless someone, bless you, God bless, bless the day, bless the food, bless with talent
Entry 1
bless someone, bless you, God bless, bless the day
Entry 2
bless someone, bless the food, bless with talent, God bless

More Example Sentences

May God bless you this Christmas with endless love.

Hope this Puja blesses you with peace and prosperity.

May Goddess Durga bless you with strength and wisdom.

May this Christmas bless you with peace and happiness.

May this New Year bless you with happiness and success.

May God bless you this Christmas with joy and prosperity.

Hope this New Year blesses you with peace and prosperity.

May Goddess Durga bless you with prosperity and happiness.

May your life be filled with peace and blessings this Puja.

May your life be filled with peace and blessings this Christmas.

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