saint
/seɪnt/
noun
- A person recognized as holy or virtuous, especially in Christianity, often after death.
- Many churches are named after a particular saint.
- Saint Francis of Assisi is known for his love of animals.
- She prayed to Saint Christopher for a safe journey.
- A very kind, patient, or generous person.
- My grandmother was a saint who always helped others.
- He put up with all our complaints like a true saint.
- You're a saint for watching the kids all afternoon.
Antonyms
adjective
- Used in the names of places, churches, and institutions dedicated to a saint.
- The hospital is called Saint Mary's Medical Center.
- She grew up in the town of Saint Louis.
- They visited Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome.