beatified Synonyms
Strongest:
- sacrilegious
- sacrilegious
- antireligious
- antireligious
- blasphemous
- blasphemous
- godless
- irreverent
- faithless
- secular
- ungodly
- irreverent
- faithless
- ungodly
- irreligious
- unholy
- unholy
- impious
- secular
- irreligious
- godless
- impious
Strong:
- desecrating
- profanatory
- evil
- unfaithful
- immoral
- immoral
- evil
- unfaithful
- nonreligious
- profanatory
- sinful
- nonreligious
- profane
- profane
- worldly
- sinful
- wicked
- unspiritual
- wicked
- desecrating
- unspiritual
- worldly
Weak:
beatified Meaning
beatified (s)
Roman Catholic; proclaimed one of the blessed and thus worthy of veneration
beatified (imp. & p. p.)
of Beatify
beatified Sentence Examples
- Mother Teresa was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2003 for her tireless work among the poor.
- The priest was beatified for his unwavering faith and service to the community.
- The martyr died a horrific death, but his beatification recognized his true holiness.
- The beatification ceremony was attended by thousands of faithful who revered their deceased loved one.
- The beatified soul is now considered blessed in heaven, interceding for those on earth.
- The relics of the beatified saint are highly venerated by pilgrims seeking healing and inspiration.
- The beatification process involves a rigorous investigation into the life and virtues of the candidate.
- The pope reserves the right to beatify those who have been shown to live a life of exemplary holiness.
- Beatification is an important step on the path to sainthood, which requires two miracles to be officially recognized.
- The beatified individual serves as a model of Christian life, reminding us of the power of faith and the possibility of communion with God.
FAQs About the word beatified
Roman Catholic; proclaimed one of the blessed and thus worthy of venerationof Beatify
canonized, venerable, blest, blessed, ascetic, reverent, spiritual, cherubic,pietistic, angelical
sacrilegious, sacrilegious, antireligious, antireligious, blasphemous, blasphemous, godless, irreverent, faithless, secular
Mother Teresa was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2003 for her tireless work among the poor.
The priest was beatified for his unwavering faith and service to the community.
The martyr died a horrific death, but his beatification recognized his true holiness.
The beatification ceremony was attended by thousands of faithful who revered their deceased loved one.
