benison in a sentence

Definition

Benison: a blessing or expression of good wishes, often given in a formal or ceremonial context.

The old man offered a benison to the couple as they began their life together.
In the chapel, the priest bestowed a benison upon the congregation.
With each kind word, she felt the benison of friendship surrounding her.
He believed that a simple benison could change someone's day for the better.
The ancient text spoke of a benison that would bring peace to troubled hearts.
As the sun set, the mother whispered a benison to her sleeping child.
The community gathered to share in the benison of love and unity.
She felt a deep sense of benison when she received the award for her efforts.
His heartfelt benison lifted the spirits of everyone in the room.
In times of crisis, a benison from a loved one can provide great comfort.