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blessed

UK
/ˈblɛs.ɪd/
US
/ˈblɛs.ɪd/

Translations

blessedadjective
more blessed
Comp.
most blessed
Super.
UK
/ˈblɛs.ɪd/
US
/ˈblɛs.ɪd/
She felt blessed to have such supportive friends.
Она чувствовала себя благословенной, имея таких поддерживающих друзей.
He considered himself blessed to have found his dream job.
Он считал себя счастливым, что нашел работу своей мечты.
Additional translations
освященный
божественный
святой
Synonyms
holy
sacred
divine
hallowed
sanctified
consecrated
favored
fortunate
Antonyms
cursed
damned
blessedpast participle
UK
/ˈblesɪd/, /blest/
US
/ˈblɛsɪd/, /blɛst/
Used specifically for the participial adjective meaning "consecrated; made holy".
blessverb

blessed

Past Simple

blessed
Past Simple
blessed
Past Participle
blessing
Gerund
UK
/blɛs/
US
/blɛs/
The priest will bless the congregation.
Священник благословит собрание.
They will bless the new church tomorrow.
Они освятят новую церковь завтра.
Synonyms
sanctify
consecrate
hallow
invoke
favor
bestow
grace
endow
Antonyms
curse

Definitions

blessedadjective
Endowed with divine favor and protection.
She felt blessed to have such supportive friends and family.
Bringing happiness or good fortune.
It was a blessed day when they finally found their dream home.
Holy or sacred.
The blessed relic was kept in a special place within the church.
Used, often ironically, as a mild expletive to express annoyance or emphasis; confounded.
I haven't a blessed clue what you're talking about.
blessedpast participle
Consecrated or made holy by a religious rite.
The priest placed the blessed sacrament upon the altar.
blessverb
To make something holy through a religious rite or prayer.
The priest will bless the water before the baptism ceremony.
To ask for divine favor or protection for someone or something.
The family gathered to bless their new home with a prayer.
To express gratitude or thankfulness for something.
I bless the day I met you.
To endow someone with a particular quality or talent.
She was blessed with a beautiful singing voice.
To praise or glorify (God); to speak well of in a religious context.
The congregation gathered to bless the Lord with joyful hymns.
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