Benedictus
Thanks and benedictus are semantically related. in closing prayer topic. In some cases you can use "Thanks" instead a noun "Benedictus".
Thanks
Thanks noun - Acknowledgment of having received something good from another.
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Synonyms for Thanks
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Related pairs
- devotion and benedictus
- devotion and thanks
- grace and benedictus
- grace and thanks
- invocation and benedictus
- invocation and thanks
- approval and benedictus
- approval and thanks
- gratitude and benedictus
- gratitude and thanks
- thankfulness and benedictus
- thankfulness and thanks
- blessing and benedictus
- blessing and thanks
Both words in one sentence
- However, millions of innocents have been slaughtered, Agnus Dei lost her hand, most of the kingdom is in ruins thanks to Dies' wrath, and Benedictus and Lacrimosa are both dead.
Source: Literature / Dragons of Requiem
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