saint

5 letters in word "saint": A I N S T.

Anagrams of saint:

• antis

• satin

• stain

• tains

Words found within saint:

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• Definitions:
• a person who has died and has been declared a saint by canonization person of exceptional holiness enshrine: hold sacred ideal: model of excellence or perfection of a kind; one having no equal canonize: declare (a dead person) to be a saint; "After he was shown to have performed a miracle, the priest was canonized"
• Saint is a term used to describe a person who is perceived of being an example of exceptional holiness. It is predominantly used within Christian religions, which have specific usages for the term depending on the denomination involved. ...
• Saint is a Christian metal band, first active in the mid-1980s, releasing their first album "Warriors of the Son" in 1984. Despite their identification as a Christian band they are best known for the negativity reflected in their lyrics. ...
• Saint is a 2006 novel written by best-selling Christian author Ted Dekker.
• SAINT is the abbreviation of SKK Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology. This institute which is located in Sungkyunkwan University was opened on March, 2005.SAINT publishes the international peer-reviewed journal NANO.Dr. Sumio Iijima who discovered carbon nanotubes is the Dean of SAINT now.
• Synonym for the Saint-Gaudens inspired double eagle gold coin.
• a person whose virtue and holiness was considered to be proven and who was already with God; a saint was considered capable of interceding with God on behalf of a person who prayed to them, and of performing miracles
• A person of great holiness and virtue, revered by the Christian Church as having attained an honored place in heaven.
• 1) The Rule of St. Benedict was the inspiration for the Benedictine Order of monks who were first responsible for the life and work of many English cathedrals. St. Benedict was the founder of western monasticism and the Order which bears his name quickly spread all over Europe. ...
• (354-430). Born and educated in a Roman provinces in northern Africa, he studied philosophy extensively. He turned to religion after a profound mystical experience while in his early thirties, and went on to become one of the most influential theologian of Christianity to this day. ...
• a saint is someone that is recognized officially, especially by canonization as being entitled to public veneration. This person is also capable of interceding for people on earth. They are usually renowned for being extremely virtuous. ...
• Many believe that SAINT NICHOLAS, personified at CHRISTMAS as Santa Claus, was once a bishop that sailed around Europe and gave gifts to children - however, the spirit of Santa Claus is based on a much older mythical view of a father-like character who was capable of piloting a flying chariot ...
• of or relating to Ireland or its people, language, or culture.

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