benediction in a sentence

Definition

Benediction is a noun that refers to a formal blessing or expression of good wishes, often given at the end of a religious service or gathering.

The priest raised his hands in a gesture of benediction, blessing the congregation.
After the meal, the host offered a benediction, thanking everyone for their presence.
The ancient tradition of a benediction at the end of a ceremony is still widely practiced.
She felt a sense of peace wash over her as the teacher gave a heartfelt benediction.
The closing benediction of the service left the attendees feeling uplifted and inspired.
In the quiet chapel, the sound of the benediction echoed gently off the stone walls.
His words acted as a benediction, providing comfort in times of uncertainty.
The community gathered for a benediction to celebrate the new beginning.
A simple benediction can hold profound meaning for those who receive it.
With a final benediction, they parted ways, each carrying a piece of hope in their hearts.