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godsent

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[god-sent] / ˈgɒdˌsɛnt /

adjective

  1. sent by God or as if by God.

    a godsent rain.


Etymology

Origin of godsent

1150–1200; Middle English; God + sent 1

Example Sentences

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Vallow’s former and fourth husband, Charles Vallow, accused her in divorce papers of joining a doomsday cult, declaring herself a godsent to prepare the world for an imminent apocalypse — before he met his own demise in July: Lori Vallow’s brother, Alex Cox, shot and killed him in their Arizona home, claiming self-defense.

From Fox News

It was, like, a godsent thing.

From The Guardian

“Chief Medlock is godsent to Fayetteville,” said Mark Rowden, the pastor of Savannah Missionary Baptist Church.

From New York Times

Verily, the faculty of memory is a godsent gift, a boon of solitary hours.

From Project Gutenberg

The challenge to the U.S. is to devise new and constructive ways to harness overproduction, to make Godsent abundance a blessing, not a curse.

From Time Magazine Archive