gift from the gods
gift from the gods noun: something very pleasant, beneficial or useful, often received unexpectedly and without being deserved.
Noun (1)
gift from the gods (plural gifts from the gods)
- Something very pleasant, beneficial or useful, often received unexpectedly and without being deserved.
Noun (2) capitalized: gift from the Gods
gift from the Gods (plural gifts from the Gods)
- Alternative letter-case form of gift from the gods
Synonyms of gift from the gods
Forms of gift from the gods
| plural | gifts from the gods |
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| alternative form | gift from the Gods |
| plural | gifts from the Gods |
Questions about gift from the gods
- What does gift from the gods mean?
- Gift from the gods means something very pleasant, beneficial or useful, often received unexpectedly and without being deserved.
- What part of speech is gift from the gods?
- Gift from the gods is a noun.
- What is the plural of gift from the gods?
- The plural of gift from the gods is gifts from the gods.
Words near gift from the gods in the dictionary
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