benisons (Meaning)

benisons

blessing, benediction, blessing sense 1

No weak antonyms found.

The priest bestowed benisons upon the newlyweds, wishing them a lifetime of happiness.
The old woman's words carried with them the weight of countless benisons, conveying generations of blessings.
The mountains echoed with the benisons of ancient spirits, promising protection to those who ventured within.
The stranger's presence brought benisons of good fortune, transforming the village with newfound prosperity.
The rain washed over the land, carrying with it the benisons of nature, replenishing crops and revitalizing the soil.
The benisons of the gods shaped the destinies of mortals, guiding them along the path of righteousness.
The scholars gathered in the library, seeking benisons of knowledge and wisdom that would illuminate their minds.
The healer's hands emitted benisons of healing, restoring the sick to health and easing their suffering.
The benisons of the saints protected the pilgrims on their perilous journey, shielding them from harm and misfortune.
The child's laughter carried the benisons of innocence and joy, spreading happiness throughout the neighborhood.

blessing, benediction, blessing sense 1

prayers, layings on of hands, petitions,blessings, pleas, Godspeeds,benedictions, appeals,invocations, orisons

imprecations,curses, execrations, maledictions,anathemas,

The priest bestowed benisons upon the newlyweds, wishing them a lifetime of happiness.

The old woman's words carried with them the weight of countless benisons, conveying generations of blessings.

The mountains echoed with the benisons of ancient spirits, promising protection to those who ventured within.

The stranger's presence brought benisons of good fortune, transforming the village with newfound prosperity.