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Wiktionary
- n. Alternative capitalization of Godspeed.
Etymologies
- From Middle English God spede (you), may God prosper (you) : God, god; see god + spede, third person sing. present subjunctive of speden, to prosper (from Old English spēdan, from spēd, success; see speed).
Examples
“I hope you are prepared, and "godspeed" to your return!”
“Often there were sent to the care of Richard Moore by other philanthropists slaves who had escaped from bondage, either singly or in companies, for him to dispose of as he might think best, and not infrequently when there appeared especial cases in which it was thought necessary to forward them onward speedily to avoid capture he would hide them away during the daylight, and when the evening shadows deepened into darkness he would start the wagon laden with human freight, who had been refreshed and rested during the day, and in charge of Henry they were taken over the mountain on their way to the land of freedom, where he would leave them with a "godspeed" to pursue their onward journey, and return home with a load of coal or merchandise; no suspicion had been aroused and none but the family knew but that he had been about his legitimate business.”
“If you want to say that taxing weed will prop up universal health care, then godspeed.”
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“If Massage Envy is following their heart and supporting a cause they are truly committed to, godspeed to their efforts!”
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“So, good luck, godspeed, and help Tina Fey buy another house.”
“Dawson rejoiced when he headed down the Yukon, and wished him godspeed to the ultimate destination of the case-hardened sinner.”
“Act quickly and godspeed … may TEH THE ANTI-RAINBOW force be with you …”
“I gave Reagan respect and silent wishes for godspeed when he died.”
“You could argue that if people like MM and Mini-Me want to waste their time like this, then godspeed.”
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“Lead with compassion and godspeed to you in whatever you choose to race next.”
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danieleo Used charmingly by the 34th president of the USA, Dwight D. Eisenhower, on his farewell address to the nation, on the 17th of January 1961:
"Like every other citizen, I wish the new President, and all who will labor with him, Godspeed. I pray that the coming years will be blessed with peace and prosperity for all."
http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/dwightdeisenhowerfarewell.html Dec 24, 2008