blessed
- adjective
- /ˈblɛsɪd/
- I feel truly blessed to have such supportive friends in my life.
And of course, what I've been blessed with is assignments.
- And of course, what I've been blessed with is assignments.
- I feel so blessed that I met her.
- I hope you have a great, terrific, blessed, wonderful weekend.
- And so, yeah, I was blessed to even be around him, huh?
- I've been so blessed, like so blessed.
- But that was that was I knew I was blessed with knockout power.
- You know, I'm very blessed, Very blessed.
- All right, you have a blessed day, gang, gang, bro.
- I think, I think we're both blessed, lucky, whatever.
- I, you know, I think I am so blessed that I get to do that.
- And so for me, I just feel so blessed and so fortunate.
- I I guess I'm blessed with a curled lash.
- Well, because I had a very blessed, very well funded school district.
Examples
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I feel so blessed that I met her.
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So what are you uniquely blessed with or talented in?
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But other children who are not so blessed get nothing.
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And I was blessed to have you with me.
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I hope you have a great, terrific, blessed, wonderful weekend.
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You know, I'm very blessed, Very blessed.
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It's beautiful, we're blessed, very vibrant day outside.
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I've been so blessed, like so blessed.
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Despite the challenges, she remains blessed with a positive outlook and gratitude.
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They considered themselves blessed after receiving help during tough times.
Synonyms
Having good things happen by chance
Feeling thankful for something someone has done or given you
Bringing a good or lucky result
Being lucky in a situation
Feeling happy and relieved because someone helped you or something turned out well
Very lucky and grateful, often thought to be a gift from God
Antonyms
- Literature
Having bad luck because of a magic spell, sometimes used to show anger or strong feeling
Compounds
- Formal
A title for Mary, the mother of Jesus, used mainly by Christians, especially Catholics
- Formal
A Christian belief that God is three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit
- Specialized
A plant from Europe and the Mediterranean with spiny leaves and bright yellow flowers used in herbal tea
How Fortunate
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Morphology
Etymology
Blessed also came to mean 'fortunate' or 'lucky' because having God's 'favor' felt like a special gift. So calling someone blessed usually means they are happy or have good things in life.