Blessed

What do we mean by blessed?

Worthy of worship; holy. adjective

Held in veneration; revered. adjective

Used as a title before the name of one who has been beatified. adjective

Bringing happiness, pleasure, or contentment. adjective

Used as an intensive. adjective

Consecrated; holy: as, the blessed sacrament.

Worthy of adoration: as, the blessed Trinity.

Enjoying supreme happiness or felicity; favored with blessings; highly favored; happy; fortunate: as, “England's blessed shore,”

Specifically Enjoying spiritual blessings and the favor of God; enjoying heavenly felicity; beatified.

Fraught with or imparting blessings; bestowing happiness, health, or prosperity.

Bringing happiness; pleasurable; joyful: as, a most blessed time; “a blessed sight to see,”

Endowed with or possessing healing virtues.

By euphemism: Cursed; damned; confounded: a term of mitigated objurgation, and often merely emphatic without objurgation: as, the blessed thing gave way; our blessed system of caucusing; he lost every blessed cent he had.

Hallowed; consecrated; worthy of blessing or adoration; heavenly; holy. adjective

Enjoying happiness or bliss; favored with blessings; happy; highly favored. adjective

Imparting happiness or bliss; fraught with happiness; blissful; joyful. adjective

Enjoying, or pertaining to, spiritual happiness, or heavenly felicity. adjective

Beatified. adjective

Used euphemistically, ironically, or intensively. adjective

To make something holy by religious rite, sanctify.

To make the sign of the cross upon, so as to sanctify.

To invoke divine favor upon.

To honor as holy, glorify; to extol for excellence.

To esteem or account happy; to felicitate.

To wave; to brandish.

(past tense only blessed) To turn (a reference) into an object.

(with from) To secure, defend, or prevent from.

Words that are spelled similarly to blessed:
blessed, blesser, blesses, blissed, blesse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word blessed:
sacrament, virgin, professed, beatified, amen, adoration, rosary, eucharist, immaculate, venerated, cursed, mary, martyr, blessings, blessing, martyrs, thou, feast, marian, nun, thy, basilica, altar, pius, franciscan, teresa, devotion, pray, priest, apostles, consecrated, catholic, mercy, pope, conception, archbishop, shrine, holy, benedict, procession, cathedral, communion, congregation, divine, apostolic, prayers, jesus, archdiocese, christ, convent, cardinal, saint, god, shiva, chapel, faithful, trinity, bishop, assumption, prayer, abbot, sisters, eternal, roman, souls, heaven, lady, rev, dominican, newman, diocese, patron, sacred, shall, our, bread, saints, monastery, lord, angels, parish, maria, church, celebrated, sanctuary, statue, gods, jacob, religious, catherine, mother, grace, missionary, gift, francis, spiritual, worship, mar, gospel.

Words that rhyme with blessed:
test, manifest, best, rest, request, suggest, quest, attest, crest, nest, lest, contest, vest, chest, west, behest, arrest, zest, abreast, protest, invest, divest, jest, digest, incest, breast, distressed, obsessed, pest, guest, fest, ingest, detest, impressed, bequest, celeste, depressed, wrest, molest, assessed, unrest, accessed, blest, gest, possessed, stressed, pressed, inquest, este, infest, addressed, oppressed, teste, acquiesced, suppressed, geste, dressed, congest, recessed, northwest, midwest, expressed, slugfest, brest, armrest, compressed, southwest, budapest, coalesced, repressed, dispossessed, headrest, finessed, yest, prest, transgressed, professed, goldcrest, retest, alkahest, digressed, bucharest, mest, drest, caressed, backrest, feste, blood test, confessed, unimpressed, dest, self-professed, house arrest, at best, guessed, reinvest, messed, mae west, undressed, cardiac arrest.

Adjectives that are often used to describe blessed:
most, more, ever, poor, cursed, perfect, own, new, safe, arrogant, little, god, our, eternal, daya, worst, self, jesus, present, truly, highest, psalm, holy, meek, biblical, enlightened, thrice, day, proclaimed, sevenfold, alive, bright, individual, faithful, illustrious, due, least, merciful, full, bless, sudden.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective blessed:
lord, saviour, memory, thing, virgin, god, day, hope, life, spirit, jesus, state, art, work, mother, relief, trinity, sacrament, word, redeemer, mary, spirits, land, saints, name, gods, ones, light, immortality, truth, father, privilege, night, master, gospel, peace, son, soul, event, angels, peter, will, child, souls, book, moment, water, lady, influence, sun, assurance, martyr, hour, change, paul, country, apostle, company, francis, savior, end, gift, bread, feet, apostles, one, saint, thought, sleep, union, vision, fruit, fruits, eternity, rest, face, christ, dead, resurrection, morning, martyrs, sight, presence, season, sunshine.

Consonant match to blessed:
blast, blest, blust, blissed, blast-.

Words that sound like blessed:
blessed, blest, blissed, blust, blast, bloused, -blast, best, bless, beste, blesse, placed, plast, bliss, bust, blister, biased, bluster, blushed, ballast, blis, blitzed, bluest, bussed, blut, blet, bist, blit, bused, blitt, buist, ablest, blissett, ballist, bullist, b-list, beast, breast, boast, boost, bled, blouse, blight, blazed, based, blaster, blot, bloat, bleat, bossed, blasts, bast, brest, bleached, bost, blas, baste, blat, bloss, blass, beest, blatt, blate, blesser, biest, blue sea, blasty, blite, blent, blasta, blewit, blewitt, boist, bluet, blowse, blois, bluett, bleus, blais, blott, bluitt, blewett, blote, biassed, ableist, blow it, baist, blue hat, blasto, blute, blatte, breste, blusa, blomst, oblast, bluette, baust, be lost, pest, peste.