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blessing in French

blessing in French is bénédiction, grâce, groupe — blessing means a prayer or ritual act asking for divine favour or protection.

blessing in French

bénédiction
noun
Some kind of divine or supernatural aid, or reward.
grâce
noun
Some kind of divine or supernatural aid, or reward.
bénédiction
noun
groupe
noun
A group of unicorns.
harde
noun
A group of unicorns.
horde
noun
A group of unicorns.
troupeau
noun
A group of unicorns.

What does "blessing" mean?

  1. noun A prayer or ritual act asking for divine favour or protection.
    "Before the meal, the grandmother said a blessing over the whole family."
  2. noun Something that brings unexpected good fortune.
    "Having a kind neighbour who watches the house is a real blessing."
  3. noun Formal approval or support for a plan or decision.
    "She married only after her parents gave their blessing to the engagement."
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blessing in a sentence

  • Before the meal, the grandmother said a blessing over the whole family.
  • The villagers asked for a blessing on the boats before they sailed.
  • Having a kind neighbour who watches the house is a real blessing.
  • Rain on the day of the picnic was a blessing, since the heat had been awful.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "blessing" in French?
"blessing" in French is bénédiction, grâce, groupe. blessing means: A prayer or ritual act asking for divine favour or protection.
How do you use "blessing" in a sentence?
Example: "Before the meal, the grandmother said a blessing over the whole family." In French, "blessing" is bénédiction, grâce, groupe.
Are there other ways to say "blessing" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "blessing": bénédiction, grâce, groupe, harde, horde, troupeau.
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