Island of the Blest
Island of the Blest proper noun: a paradisial island or archipelago, located to the far West, the abode of good people after death.
Proper noun
Island of the Blest (plural Islands of the Blest)
- A paradisial island or archipelago, located to the far West, the abode of good people after death.
- The Feeries of romance may be divided into three kinds: Avalon, placed in the ocean, like the Island of the Blest; those that, like the palace of Pari Banou, are within the earth; and, lastly, those that, like Oberon's domains, are situate 'in wilderness among the holtis hairy.'1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 45
Forms of Island of the Blest
| plural | Islands of the Blest |
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| alternative form | Island of the Blessed |
Questions about Island of the Blest
- What does Island of the Blest mean?
- Island of the Blest means a paradisial island or archipelago, located to the far West, the abode of good people after death.
- What part of speech is Island of the Blest?
- Island of the Blest is a proper noun.
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