beatitude — supreme blessedness or a state of utmost bliss
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: supreme blessedness or a state of utmost bliss
Pronunciation (IPA): /biˈætɪtuːd/
Korean meaning: 지고의 행복, 지복
Korean pronunciation: 비**애**티튜드
Example Sentences
- After years of searching for happiness in material things, she finally found beatitude in helping others.
- The cat achieved perfect beatitude while napping in the sunny window - clearly it had mastered the art of happiness.
- The pastor's sermon focused on the beatitudes from Matthew's Gospel.
beatitude
NOUN//biˈætɪtuːd//
supreme blessedness or a state of utmost bliss
an elderly monk sits in perfect meditation posture with a radiant, peaceful expression of pure joy. His face glows with inner light as he experiences complete spiritual fulfillment. Years of dedicated practice have led him to this moment of ultimate enlightenment. The profound peace he has achieved radiates outward like visible energy. Young disciples around him watch in reverence, some beginning to feel the same divine tranquility. Birds and butterflies seem drawn to the monk's peaceful presence, creating a harmonious circle of life. supreme blessedness and a state of utmost bliss
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin beatitudo meaning 'blessedness' or 'happiness,' derived from beatus meaning 'blessed' or 'happy.' The term became especially significant in Christian literature to describe divine blessing and spiritual joy.
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📝Examples
“After years of searching for happiness in material things, she finally found beatitude in helping others.”
“The cat achieved perfect beatitude while napping in the sunny window - clearly it had mastered the art of happiness.”
“The pastor's sermon focused on the beatitudes from Matthew's Gospel.”
“His face showed pure beatitude as he bit into his grandmother's homemade apple pie.”
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