Godspeed
ˈɡɒdˌspiːd
Definition

Definition of Godspeed - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
good wishesDatedwishing someone success and safety on a journeyDated
  • We bid him Godspeed on his adventure.
adieu bon voyage farewell
2.
farewell blessingDatedwish for success or good fortuneDated
  • They waved and shouted Godspeed as the ship set sail.!
adieu farewell
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express hope for someone's success or safety
We wish Godspeed to the astronauts on their mission.

Origin of Godspeed

Middle English, God (deity) + speed (prosperity)

Examples of Godspeed in a sentence

  • We sent her off with a heartfelt Godspeed.
  • The astronaut received a heartfelt Godspeed before the launch.
  • The letter ended with a simple Godspeed.

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  1. French:bon vent, Bonne chance, ...
  2. German:Alles Gute, Viel Glück, ...
  3. Italian:buon viaggio, ...
  4. Spanish:buen viaje, ...
  5. Portuguese:votos de boa viagem, Boa sorte, ...
  6. Chinese:顺利, 一路顺风, ...
  7. Japanese:幸運, 幸運を祈る, ...
  8. Arabic:تَمَنِّيَات طَيِّبَة, بِالتَّوْفِيق, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּהַצְלָחָה, שִׁיהְיֶה בְּהַצְלָחָה, ...
  10. Russian:удача, Счастливого пути, ...
  11. Ukrainian:щасливої дороги, ...
  12. Hindi:गॉडस्पीड, ...

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