Pronunciation: /ˈseɪnˌhʊd/
noun the state or condition of being a saint; the qualities or characteristics of a saint
A1 Many people believe that sainthood is achieved through acts of kindness and selflessness.
A2 The process of achieving sainthood in the Catholic Church involves rigorous investigation and verification of miracles.
B1 Saint Teresa of Calcutta was known for her dedication to helping the poor and sick, eventually leading to her sainthood.
B2 The concept of sainthood varies across different religions and cultures, with some emphasizing martyrdom and others emphasizing virtuous deeds.
C1 In some traditions, achieving sainthood is seen as the ultimate goal of a spiritual journey, requiring deep devotion and sacrifice.
C2 The process of canonization for sainthood involves a thorough examination of the individual's life and virtues, as well as documented miracles attributed to their intercession.
formal The process of achieving sainthood in the Catholic Church involves rigorous investigation of miracles and virtuous deeds.
informal Many people aspire to achieve sainthood by living a life of selflessness and compassion.
slang Some people think achieving sainthood is like hitting the spiritual jackpot.
figurative In the eyes of his followers, his selfless actions elevated him to a level of sainthood.
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