blessed

blessed synonyms

damn compare blessed and damn
deuced compare blessed and deuced
goddam compare blessed and goddam
holy compare blessed and holy
divine compare blessed and divine
goddamned compare blessed and goddamned
blooming compare blessed and blooming
goddamn compare blessed and goddamn
lucky compare blessed and lucky
favored compare blessed and favored
happy compare blessed and happy
blame compare blessed and blame
flipping compare blessed and flipping
fortunate compare blessed and fortunate
blinking compare blessed and blinking
effing compare blessed and effing
flaming compare blessed and flaming
ruddy compare blessed and ruddy
bleeding compare blessed and bleeding
bally compare blessed and bally
hallowed compare blessed and hallowed
frigging compare blessed and frigging
fucking compare blessed and fucking
chuffing compare blessed and chuffing
plurry compare blessed and plurry
consecrated compare blessed and consecrated
damnable compare blessed and damnable
sacred compare blessed and sacred
pure compare blessed and pure
fecking compare blessed and fecking
blimming compare blessed and blimming
wretched compare blessed and wretched
revered compare blessed and revered
blest compare blessed and blest
sanctified compare blessed and sanctified
rotten compare blessed and rotten
beatific compare blessed and beatific
angelic compare blessed and angelic
prosperous compare blessed and prosperous
spiritual compare blessed and spiritual
blissful compare blessed and blissful
godly compare blessed and godly
precious compare blessed and precious
sodding compare blessed and sodding
successful compare blessed and successful
venerated compare blessed and venerated
complete compare blessed and complete
seraphic compare blessed and seraphic
celestial compare blessed and celestial
godlike compare blessed and godlike

blessed definitions

adj

  • Held in veneration; revered. 

  • Having divine aid, or protection, or other blessing. 

  • Worthy of worship; holy. 

  • A title indicating the beatification of a person, thus allowing public veneration of those who have lived in sanctity or died as martyrs. 

  • damned (as an intensifier or vehement denial)