bless in Latin
bless in Latin is benedīcō — bless means to ask for divine favour or protection for someone or something.
bless in Latin
benedīcō
(Perl, _, programming, transitive, past tense only blessed) To turn (a reference) into an object.
What does "bless" mean?
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verb To ask for divine favour or protection for someone or something.
"May God bless you and keep you safe on your journey."
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intj Used affectionately, gratefully, or (sometimes ironically) about someone.
"Bless her, she stayed up all night to finish the cake."
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bless in a sentence
- May God bless you and keep you safe on your journey.
- The priest blessed the newlyweds at the end of the ceremony.
- Bless her, she stayed up all night to finish the cake.
- Oh, bless, the puppy fell asleep in his own food bowl.
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What is "bless" in Latin?
"bless" in Latin is benedīcō. bless means: To ask for divine favour or protection for someone or something.
How do you use "bless" in a sentence?
Example: "May God bless you and keep you safe on your journey." In Latin, "bless" is benedīcō.
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