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[ US /ˈseɪntɪd/ ]
[ UK /sˈe‍ɪntɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. marked by utter benignity; resembling or befitting an angel or saint
    angelic beneficence
    my sainted mother
    a saintly concern for his fellow men
    a beatific smile

How To Use sainted In A Sentence

  • The second Sunday after Easter is now dedicated to the Divine Mercy - a new feast day instituted by John Paul himself based on the visions of his sainted compatriot, Faustina Kowalska.
  • And when Father O’Táighléir chanced by one time, collecting for the Chinese missions, he said, “A word missus,” and was off explaining how the Volunteers were decent honest Catholic sons of Ireland and of the Church, whose leaders in the tradition of this sainted isle were poets as much as gentlemen. At Swim, Two Boys
  • How she must hate looking more like her faithless aunt than her sainted mother. FLIGHT LESSONS
  • My poor, sainted Charles left me enough to live on as long as a poor, lorn, lone creeter like me wants ter live. How Janice Day Won
  • For as long as Daria could remember, Chloe had uttered that prayer every time she got in a car -- even after St. Christopher had been de sainted Chloe had a bit of the rebel in her. Dolls
  • The tag nullified her and vilified her and turned her into a sainted lost daughter and a slut. My Dark Places
  • Because the "sainted" democrats did NOTHING TO ENSURE that the US population understood the terms. Impeachment; a Challenge to Dem Integrity and Courage
  • Still, she is hanging my work and will be sainted for it, in a weak moment I might have given her one.
  • The silken singsong voice, the candelabrum, the welded dimples and fluty presence, the references to his sainted mother Frances, all made him a figure of fun - the Gorgeous George of mid-cult music.
  • This man was railroaded by a zealot government, the "sainted" Republicans. Video Topic: Freedom Under Fire?
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