blest

Graced from above

Blest is an archaic or poetic past tense and past participle of bless.

It survives mainly in hymns, poetry, and deliberately elevated speech: Blest be the tie that binds.

In ordinary prose, blessed is standard.

Blest carries a formal, reverent tone that modern blessed often lacks.

divine

holy

Dedicated to the divine

hallowed · heavenly · celestial · godly · spiritual · ethereal · transcendent · immortal · almighty · omnipotent

fortunate

lucky

Favored by chance

prosperous · charmed · golden · serendipitous · privileged · advantaged · graced · propitious · providential · thriving

religious

benediction

Formal spoken blessing

absolution · sacrament · baptism · communion · anointing · consecration · ordination · liturgy · devotion · intercession

joyous

blissful

Extremely serene and joyful

jubilant · radiant · elated · glorified · overjoyed · serene · peaceful · contented · sublime · euphoric

grateful

thankful

Feeling gratitude expressed

moved · indebted · acknowledging · cherishing · treasuring · honoring · praising · mindful · reverent · humbled

Opposites
divine favor or spiritual state

blestcursed

Under a malevolent spell

damned · accursed · unblest · condemned · anathematized

fortune and happiness

blestwretched

Extremely unhappy or unfortunate

miserable · unfortunate · ill-fated · accurst · hapless

Phrases
Family

bless, blessing, blessed, blessings, blesses, unblessed, blessedly, blessedness

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G