Meanings
noun
- obsoleterareinjury
For such is faith, and such my blessure, that your fingertips heal with sweet and even pressure.
1940, Hubert Creekmore, Personal Sun, the Early Poems of Hubert Creekmore, Decker Press, page 331 more example
Then sent the emperor for S. Silvester and asked counsel of him of this matter. S. Silvester answered that by the might of God he promised to make him cease of his hurt and blessure of this people.
1900, Jacobus de Varagine, translated by J. M. Dent, The Golden Legend
Origin
- Frenchblessure
- Frenchblessure
- Englishblessure
Borrowed from French blessure.
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blessure. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/blessure
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