I give you my blessing

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Ju

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"I give you my blessing" means "It's OK with me." People give their blessings to ideas and actions when they agree with them.

A. "You don't get my blessing."
B. "I won't give you my blessing."

1. A and B mean "It's not ok with me." or "I don't agree with you."

2. Shall I say "blessing" or "blessings"?
 
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