godsend
IPA: gˈɑdsɛnd
noun
- An instance of unexpected benefit or good fortune; a windfall.
- (specifically, Britain, regional, archaic) The wreck of a ship which has washed up on shore, from which cargo, timber, etc., may be obtained.
- A person who provides greatly needed assistance.
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Examples of "godsend" in Sentences
- A godsend for a field mycologist.
- In that sense, you are a godsend.
- Pitt's bottling it was a godsend.
- This may be a godsend for the man.
- A good timeline would be a godsend.
- They are a godsend for the beginner.
- Anyone willing to help would be a Godsend.
- And he was a godsend to tell you the truth.
- And the benefits, as you say, are a godsend.
- Such confusions are a godsend for Polisario supporters.
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