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beatific

/ˌbiː.əˈtɪf.ɪk/

Tradução: Descreve um estado de felicidade serena, santa ou paradisíaca, frequentemente associado a um sorriso ou expressão de paz interior. É usado em contextos religiosos ou literários para indicar beatitude e elevação espiritual.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˌbiː.əˈtɪf.ɪk/C2formal
  • ptDescreve um estado de felicidade serena, santa ou paradisíaca, frequentemente associado a um sorriso ou expressão de paz interior. É usado em contextos religiosos ou literários para indicar beatitude e elevação espiritual.

Describes a state of blissful, saintly, or heavenly happiness, often associated with a serene smile or expression.

  1. Experiencing or bestowing celestial joyC2formal

    Showing or giving a state of blissful happiness, often associated with divine or heavenly peace.

    ptBeatífico

    • The saint had a beatific smile as she prayed.
    • He looked upon the sunset with a beatific expression.
    • The monk's beatific calm inspired everyone around him.

    Sinônimosangelicblessedblissfulcelestialdivineecstaticrapturousseraphic

    Antônimosagonizedmiserablesorrowfultormentedwretched

  2. Marked by utter benignityC2formal

    Resembling or befitting an angel or saint; showing extreme kindness and gentleness.

    ptBeatífico

    • Her beatific nature made her beloved by all.
    • The nurse's beatific demeanor comforted the patients.
    • He gave a beatific nod, forgiving the mistake without a word.

    Sinônimosangelicbenignblessedgentlekindsaintlyseraphic

    Antônimoscruelevilmaleficentmalevolentmalignantwicked

Formas
  • more beatific comparative form
  • most beatific superlative form
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