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Перевод: sainted

[прилагательное]
причисленный к лику святых; канонизированный; святой

Тезаурус:

1. Influences were mutual, and Philip the Fair's cult of the sainted kingship of Louis IX may have been partly inspired by Henry III's and Edward I's promotion of Edward the Confessor.
2. You must wear it always, dear, she added, and take good care of it, for there is only one other like it in the world, and that is at the bottom of the ocean with your sainted Uncle Pedro, God rest his soul.
3. O, my sainted aunt!
4. "When I was staying with your sainted mother in Siena, small hotel in Via dei Cappuccini, and we were just leaving, I handed a postcard to the hall porter to stamp and send to England.
5. My Sainted Aunt!
6. His brother, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, wrote of him that "About Salisbury he was little less than sainted.
7. She was going to use the sainted patience ploy, the one he found most difficult to handle.
8. My sainted aunt."
9. She'd no one left to fight with, and Fred, on whom she'd always called down curses, turned into a sainted memory.
10. I have decided that as from tonight I will be reborn under a different star," and here she gestured upwards to the constellation over her head, "I will be rechristened, I will come down those stairs tomorrow night fresh to the world and glistening with a new name; from now on, you will kindly refer to me, both to my sainted face and behind my back, as Mother.
11. One team studies in a school established according to the tenets of the pious eighteenth-century mystic, Rabbi X; the other follows the interpretive theories of his contemporary rival, the Sainted Rabbi Y.
12. Not that he hadn't told her the story of his sainted sister Eileen, and how she died giving birth to her child.
13. The leaders of the Trades Union Congress, governors of the BBC, the Archbishops of York and Canterbury, to say nothing of grand figures like the former foreign secretary, Lord Halifax, the former chancellor and home secretary who gave his name to the wartime Anderson shelter, Lord Waverley, and the sainted Lady Violet Bonham Carter were all against.