Amen Meaning in English
word
/ɑˈmɛn/
ah-MEN
/ˌɑːmˈɛn/
ah-MEN
Definition
A word said at the end of a prayer to show agreement, hope, or sincerity. It is also used informally to strongly agree with what someone has said.
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly heard in religious contexts, especially at the end of prayers. In everyday speech, 'Amen to that' means strong agreement; this use is informal and emphatic.
Spanish: aménPortuguese (BR): amémPortuguese (PT): ámen - amémChinese (Simplified): 阿门Chinese (Traditional): 阿門Hindi: आमेनArabic: آمينBengali: আমিনRussian: аминьJapanese: アーメンVietnamese: amenKorean: 아멘Turkish: aminUrdu: آمینIndonesian: amin
Example Sentences
The family said amen together after the prayer.
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He ended his speech with amen.
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She quietly whispered, "amen."
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More paid vacation? Amen to that.
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When she said we all needed a break, I was like, "Amen."
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"No emails after 6 p.m." — amen.
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