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Meaning of A godsend

An unexpected benefit or help that comes at the right moment.

In simple words: Something that is extremely helpful or good.

A godsend in a sentence

  • This extra funding is a real godsend for our project.
  • Finding that hotel was a godsend during our trip.
  • For her, the kind words were a godsend when she felt low.

How to use A godsend

Used to describe assistance or relief that comes unexpectedly. More common in informal conversations and writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a 'godsend' as a 'send' from the gods when you really need help.

Related words

Collocations with A godsend

  • real godsend
  • felt like a godsend
  • seemed like a godsend

Synonyms for A godsend

Opposites of A godsend

Common mistakes with A godsend

  • Confused with 'a curse' instead of a blessing.
  • Used in overly formal contexts where simpler language could suffice.

Compare A godsend with Blessing, Favor

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Frequently asked questions about A godsend

What does A godsend mean?

Something that is extremely helpful or good.

What is the definition of A godsend?

An unexpected benefit or help that comes at the right moment.

How do you use A godsend in a sentence?

This extra funding is a real godsend for our project.

Can you give another example of A godsend?

Finding that hotel was a godsend during our trip.

What are synonyms for A godsend?

Common alternatives include blessing, boon, windfall, favor.

What is the opposite of A godsend?

Opposite meanings include curse, misfortune, disaster, burden.

What words go with A godsend?

It commonly pairs with real godsend, felt like a godsend, seemed like a godsend.

What are common mistakes when using A godsend?

Confused with 'a curse' instead of a blessing. Used in overly formal contexts where simpler language could suffice.

How do you pronounce A godsend?

US: //ə ˈɡɑːd.sɛnd//, UK: //ə ˈɡɒd.sɛnd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use A godsend?

Used to describe assistance or relief that comes unexpectedly. More common in informal conversations and writing.