Word#beatific

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Pronunciation —

* Bea as in beauty,

* ti as in tick,

* fic as in terrific.

* Meaning —

* Blissful OR

* Holy and calm

* Sentences

* The smile of a child is beatific as it is beautiful, holy, and blissful.

* Whenever he was in pensive mood, his best friend appeared like a beatific person to remove his sadness. (Adjective, blissful)

* Have a beatific Christmas!

* Synonyms — happy, cheerful, blissful, blessed, calm, holy, sacred, etc.

* Antonyms — sad, restless, heartsick, woebegone, etc.

* Pensive -engaged in serious thoughts.

Idom #Cool cat

* Meaning —

* A fashionable person.

* Sentences —

* He received oceans of compliments on her birthday; everyone called him a cool cat. (A fashionable person)

* Oceans of — plenty of.

* Though she considered herself to be a cool cat, she was always treated like a fifth wheel. (A fashionable person)

* Fifth wheel — an unnecessary person.

* She walked on eggs as he was angry with her for calling him a cool cat. (A fashionable person)

* Walked on eggs — was careful.

Phrasal verb #Knocked up’

* Meaning —

* Exhausted.

* Sentences —

* She was knocked up after a hectic day. (Exhausted)

* The mountaineer was knocked up after climbing the steep mountain.

* We were knocked up after the picnic. (Exhausted)

* They were knocked up after the meeting. (Exhausted)