Gift from the heavens Meaning in English
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Definition
This expression means something very good or beneficial that comes unexpectedly, as if sent by a higher power. It often refers to a blessing or a lucky event.
Usage & Nuances
Used in both formal and informal contexts to describe a positive surprise, often out of one's control. Similar phrases: 'godsend', 'blessing in disguise'. Not typically used in negative contexts or for ordinary gifts.
Example Sentences
This rain is a gift from the heavens after weeks of drought.
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The medicine felt like a gift from the heavens for the sick child.
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Her support during tough times was a gift from the heavens.
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After months of job searching, getting this offer felt like a real gift from the heavens.
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Those last-minute tickets were a gift from the heavens—we thought we'd miss the show!
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"Grandma's soup is a gift from the heavens on cold days," he said with a smile.
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