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Definition of hosanna in English: hosanna(also hosannah) exclamation həʊˈzanəhoʊˈzænə (especially in biblical, Judaic, and Christian use) used to express adoration, praise, or joy. ‘Hosanna, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.’ Example sentencesExamples - I'd parked on Beacon Hill, on the edge, so it gave us a little evening walk - always nice - and then we found the car - found no ticket - hosannah!
noun həʊˈzanəhoʊˈzænə An expression of adoration, praise, or joy. the soundtrack evoked passionate hosannas from some critics Example sentencesExamples - Imelda Staunton is a fine actress and will no doubt fill her trophy case due to a performance built for sympathetic hosannas.
- Skipper John Smit added to the hosannas by alluding to Montgomery's positive influence on younger players and his insights into the individual quirks of Welsh players.
- They sing of the profundity of affliction and of the complexity of God's ultimate grace, and they offer wild and glorious hosannas in such a way that testifies to the hope offered by God's infinite love.
- In this pericope there is no donkey colt, no crowd of pilgrims shouting praises, no waving of palm branches, no hosannas.
- This would be the brother whose birth as a male in the family led to shouted hosannas followed by years of assurance that both his surname and his gender conveyed upon him automatic brilliance and charm.
- But you won't hear a peep about it amid the hosannas of her waiting hagiographers.
- Leaders of several political parties are scheduled to visit Virudhunagar during the course of the next 12 months to sing hosannas to the former Chief Minister.
- I also thought the critical hosannas to My Life Without Me were undeserved.
- In 2008, if real estate and stock prices are higher than they are today I doubt if we will hear any hosannas from New York Times columnists regarding the economic policies of the Republican administration.
- The critical hosannas were somewhat tempered by the news that he had smashed one journalist's Dictaphone in a fit of pique and excused himself from another interview by locking himself in a toilet for two hours.
- The film's hosannas to the UN most clearly establish the politics of the filmmakers and Hollywood liberalism in general.
- In a country that valued wisdom and symbolic thinking, these two books would have been met with hosannas from coast to coast.
- I'm bowled over by a Pentecostal preacher who is honest to the extent that I, an avowed agnostic, am prepared to sing hosannas to him.
- They shouted hosannas and waved palm branches as Jesus the hoped-for warrior king, the overthrower of Rome, the savior of the world - rode in on a donkey.
- Amid all the election-year hosannas to the federal budget surplus, there has been almost no discussion of the trade deficit, which would quickly become an insupportable burden if foreign investors began to flee the US market.
- After being taken aback by the shoddy reception the superstar gets when he returns to his hometown after being on the receiving end of all sorts of hosannas on the road, his disciples get a little miffed.
- When the English-language version of The Skeptical Environmentalist, Bjorn Lomborg's rosy prognosis on the state of the earth's ecosystems, was published last September, the media sounded hosannas.
- Yet hosannas ring and palm branches herald his coming.
- The meetings conclude with hosannas and hails and huzzahs to Strauss.
- But these hyperbolic hosannas are, unfortunately, no substitute for a rebirth of modern political leadership, which, in fact, continues to wither on the vine.
Synonyms shout of praise, alleluia, hurrah, hurray, cheer, paean, glorification archaic huzza rare laudation
Origin Old English, via late Latin from Greek hōsanna, from Rabbinical Hebrew hōša‘nā, abbreviation of biblical hōšī‘ā-nnā 'save, we pray' (Ps. 118:25). Rhymes Alana, Anna, bandanna, banner, Branagh, canna, canner, Diana, fanner, Fermanagh, Guyana, Hannah, Havana, Indiana, Joanna, lanner, Louisiana, manna, manner, manor, Montana, nana, planner, Pollyanna, Rosanna, savannah, scanner, spanner, Susanna, tanner Definition of hosanna in US English: hosanna(also hosannah) exclamationhōˈzanəhoʊˈzænə (especially in biblical, Judaic, and Christian use) used to express adoration, praise, or joy. “Hosanna, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.“ Example sentencesExamples - I'd parked on Beacon Hill, on the edge, so it gave us a little evening walk - always nice - and then we found the car - found no ticket - hosannah!
nounhōˈzanəhoʊˈzænə An expression of adoration, praise, or joy. the soundtrack evoked passionate hosannas from some critics Example sentencesExamples - Imelda Staunton is a fine actress and will no doubt fill her trophy case due to a performance built for sympathetic hosannas.
- When the English-language version of The Skeptical Environmentalist, Bjorn Lomborg's rosy prognosis on the state of the earth's ecosystems, was published last September, the media sounded hosannas.
- But you won't hear a peep about it amid the hosannas of her waiting hagiographers.
- In a country that valued wisdom and symbolic thinking, these two books would have been met with hosannas from coast to coast.
- They sing of the profundity of affliction and of the complexity of God's ultimate grace, and they offer wild and glorious hosannas in such a way that testifies to the hope offered by God's infinite love.
- The meetings conclude with hosannas and hails and huzzahs to Strauss.
- Yet hosannas ring and palm branches herald his coming.
- Leaders of several political parties are scheduled to visit Virudhunagar during the course of the next 12 months to sing hosannas to the former Chief Minister.
- In 2008, if real estate and stock prices are higher than they are today I doubt if we will hear any hosannas from New York Times columnists regarding the economic policies of the Republican administration.
- The critical hosannas were somewhat tempered by the news that he had smashed one journalist's Dictaphone in a fit of pique and excused himself from another interview by locking himself in a toilet for two hours.
- They shouted hosannas and waved palm branches as Jesus the hoped-for warrior king, the overthrower of Rome, the savior of the world - rode in on a donkey.
- Skipper John Smit added to the hosannas by alluding to Montgomery's positive influence on younger players and his insights into the individual quirks of Welsh players.
- But these hyperbolic hosannas are, unfortunately, no substitute for a rebirth of modern political leadership, which, in fact, continues to wither on the vine.
- In this pericope there is no donkey colt, no crowd of pilgrims shouting praises, no waving of palm branches, no hosannas.
- After being taken aback by the shoddy reception the superstar gets when he returns to his hometown after being on the receiving end of all sorts of hosannas on the road, his disciples get a little miffed.
- This would be the brother whose birth as a male in the family led to shouted hosannas followed by years of assurance that both his surname and his gender conveyed upon him automatic brilliance and charm.
- I'm bowled over by a Pentecostal preacher who is honest to the extent that I, an avowed agnostic, am prepared to sing hosannas to him.
- Amid all the election-year hosannas to the federal budget surplus, there has been almost no discussion of the trade deficit, which would quickly become an insupportable burden if foreign investors began to flee the US market.
- I also thought the critical hosannas to My Life Without Me were undeserved.
- The film's hosannas to the UN most clearly establish the politics of the filmmakers and Hollywood liberalism in general.
Synonyms shout of praise, alleluia, hurrah, hurray, cheer, paean, glorification
Origin Old English, via late Latin from Greek hōsanna, from Rabbinical Hebrew hōša‘nā, abbreviation of biblical hōšī‘ā-nnā ‘save, we pray’ (Ps. 118:25). |