Noun:

ମଙ୍ଗଳ, ସଫଳତା |,

godsend's Usage Examples:

men who turn up occasionally – say once in a century – and may be called godsends in the arts to which they are devoted.

early Iceland a godsend in the meat that it provided, to the point that the word "hvalreki" means both "whale beaching" and "windfall/godsend".

When he tells her that "12,000 would have been a godsend, Lisa tells him 10 percent of "120 million is actually "12 million.

his arrival upon the scene was a godsend.

Its willingness to let the story go where it needs to in its own time is a godsend, and added that Tim Sale's depiction of a city at war with itself is one of the freshest views of Gotham we've seen in a long time, while Loeb's storytelling is as fluent as I've come to expect from him.

Rumsey's pole-boat, which promised to be able to ascend the river's chutes and swift currents, must have seemed a godsend to Washington, who wrote a certificate of commendation for Rumsey and likely let him know of the river project.

to their "padroni" for economic salvation, considering them either as godsends or necessary evils.

'Baby, Hold On' and 'Two Tickets to Paradise' (both from the debut) came as a godsend to meat-and-potatoes rockers — and radio programmers — who felt vaguely threatened by the encroaching onslaught of punk and disco.

Bhattacharya and it was a godsend that both the stories he decided to interwind to put into celluloid did not have the mention of the character.

Synonyms:

bunce, occurrent, manna from heaven, gravy, occurrence, natural event, windfall, boom, gold rush, happening, bonanza,

Antonyms:

success, beginning, appearance, ending, failure,