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bless you

American  
[bles-yoo] / ˈblɛs yu /

interjection

  1. (used as a conventional response to someone who has sneezed.)

  2. (used to express sympathy, gratitude, or warmth.)


Example Sentences

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Triple bless you, I thought but didn’t say, and he gave me his Old Jonah smile—just for a second—when I closed my locker and walked past.

From Literature

He would say things such as: "How's your day going? Are you having a blessed day? And then the conversations ended with have a blessed day, God bless you."

From BBC

“We’re so so so sorry for what you’re going through. His words, art and humanity inspired all of us — he inspired us to be better in all ways. God bless you guys.”

From Los Angeles Times

“We’re so so so sorry for what you’re going through. His words, art and humanity inspired all of us – he inspired us to be better in all ways. God bless you guys.”

From Salon

“My son, God bless you,“ his father said.

From The Wall Street Journal