bless someone with
To give someone something wonderful, like a talent or good luck — often as if from God or luck.
Meanings
To give someone a desirable quality, ability, or thing, especially as a gift from God, nature, or fate.
"She was blessed with an extraordinary memory that helped her throughout her academic career."
"We are blessed with some of the most diverse and talented people on Earth."
— Barack Obama, State of the Union Address, 2011
Used ironically or sarcastically to suggest that something unwanted has been imposed on someone.
"I've been blessed with a neighbour who practises drums every morning at six."
Often used in the passive: 'She was blessed with a beautiful voice.' Can have a religious sense (God blesses someone) or a secular sense (being fortunate enough to have something). Can also be used sarcastically. Common in both formal and informal registers.
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