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beatified

/bɪˈætɪfaɪd/

/biˈætɪfaɪd/

Translations

beatifiedadjective

more beatified

Comp.

most beatified

Super.

/bɪˈætɪfaɪd/

/biˈætɪfaɪd/

béatifiéDans le contexte catholique : déclaré bienheureux par l’Église.

The beatified man was celebrated in a ceremony at the cathedral.

L’homme béatifié a été célébré lors d’une cérémonie à la cathédrale.

Additional translations

béatifiéSens vieilli ou littéraire : rendu profondément heureux, dans une béatitude.

Synonyms

beatifyverb

beatified

Past Simple

beatified

Past Simple

beatified

Past Participle

beatifying

Gerund

/biːˈætɪfaɪ/

/biˈætəˌfaɪ/

béatifierSens religieux : déclarer une personne défunte bienheureuse.

The Pope decided to beatify the nun for her lifelong dedication to helping the poor.

Le pape a décidé de béatifier la religieuse pour son dévouement de toute une vie à aider les pauvres.

Additional translations

béatifierSens littéraire ou rare : rendre profondément heureux, combler de bonheur.

Synonyms

Definitions

beatifiedadjective

Having been declared by the Catholic Church as having entered heaven and being entitled to public veneration.

The beatified individual was honored with a special ceremony at the cathedral.

Made supremely happy or blessed; blissful (archaic).

She wore a beatified smile as she gazed at her newborn.

beatifyverb

To declare a deceased person to be among the blessed and thus entitled to specific religious honor, often as a step toward canonization.

The Pope decided to beatify the nun for her lifelong dedication to helping the poor.

To make supremely happy or blessed; to impart bliss to.

The news of the victory beatified the whole team.