Sentences that express a sincere wish, prayer or even a curse are called optative sentences. They can end with a full stop or an exclamation mark.
In this post, we present you the top 25+ Examples of Optative Sentences.
Examples of Optative Sentences
Following are some important examples of Optative Sentences.
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- May the force be with you.
- May Lord bless you.
- May the force be with you.
- Oh, that I could speak another language!
- Would that I had the power to heal.
- May his soul rest in peace.
- Let your efforts be crowned with success.
- I hope you find what you’re looking for.
- If I could fly like an aeroplane!
- Oh, that I could be in two places at once!
- I wish I could live forever.
- May you find happiness wherever you go.
- Would that I had a magic wand to make things right.
- May your heart be filled with joy.
- Oh, that I could be young again!
- I hope your wishes come true.
- May you be happy forever, my son.
- May God help you.
- Oh, that I could have one more day with my loved one!
- Would that I had the courage to pursue my dreams!
- May you have a blessed and prosperous new year.
- I hope you find peace and contentment in life.
- May your relationships be full of love and respect.
- Oh, that I could be a superhero!
- Would that I could undo all my past mistakes!
- May you find the strength to overcome any obstacle.
- I hope you achieve all your goals and aspirations.
- May your heart be filled with compassion and kindness.
- Oh, that I could have a pet dragon!
- I wish for world peace and harmony.
- May you always be healthy and strong.
- We prayed that Mother Teresa‘s soul might rest in peace.
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