blest
adjective (old use; no comparative)
Everyday
(old form of «blessed») Given good luck, favour or happiness, often by heaven. tree →
In the lessons
in old tales and poems, a person given good fortune or a happy blessing.
Examples
- "Blest be the day," said the old king. tree →
- She was blest with a kind heart. tree →
- The farmer was blest with a good harvest. tree →
Note
nothing for maths.
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