Definition of beatify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
Catholic ChurchTECH. declare a deceased person to be among the blessed, in CatholicismTECH.
- The Pope decided to beatify the late nun for her lifelong devotion..
2.
happinessRare make blissfully happyRare
- The serene landscape seemed to beatify everyone who visited..
Origin of beatify
Latin, beatus (blessed) + facere (to make)
Examples of beatify in a sentence
She was the first to be beatified in the new millennium. The surprise party was enough to beatify her. His kind words seemed to beatify her troubled heart.
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- French:béatifier, enchanter, ...
- German:seligsprechen, glücklich machen, ...
- Italian:beatificare, rendere felice, ...
- Spanish:beatificar, hacer feliz, ...
- Portuguese:beatificar, abençoar, ...
- Chinese:宣福, 使幸福, ...
- Japanese:列福する, 至福にする, ...
- Arabic:طَوَّبَ, أسعد, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְרִיז עַל ... כִּמְבוֹרָךְ, לְהַשְׁרִישׁ אוֹשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:беатифицировать, канонизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:беатифікувати, робити щасливим, ...
- Hindi:धन्य घोषित करना, आनंदित करना, ...
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