On kneis he fell, and thankit God of grace; ‘I dar awow, that yoldyn is my hand ‘To the best man that beltis him with brand.
Thankit be he that all this warld has wrocht, “Thus fairlye the has out of presoune brocht.
Wallace saw weill his nowmir was na ma; He thankit God, and syne the feild couth ta.
Fra tyme scho wist at it was wicht Wallace, 325 Reiossyt scho wes, and thankit God off his grace.
Scho thankit God off hir fre happy chance, 55 For in his tyme he was the flour off armys.
Scho thankithim off his grant mony syss, And all the ladyis apon a gudly wyss.
Quhen scho him saw scho thankit hewynnis queyn, And said; “Der sone, this lang quhar has thow beyne?
Than thankit thai the queyn for hir trawaill; The king, and lordis that was off his consaill.
Thar horss he tuk, bathe wapynnys and armour; 410 Syne thankit God with gud hart in that stour.
He thankit God quhat grace that euir he send; He seis the warld sa full off fantasie, Confort he tuk, and leit all murnyng be; His most desyr was for to freith Scotland.
Sum comfort than in till his mynd was set; Quhen he thaim saw, he thankit God off micht.
Kyrk patryk syne, that wes his cusyng der, He thankit hym rycht on a gud maner.
Fra thai him saw, of na sadnes thai roucht; For perfyt joy thai wepe with all thair eyne; 405 To ground thai fell, and thankit hewynnys queyn.
And he resavit thame in daynte, And hir full gretly thankit he; And sperit tithandis of the Queyn, And of his frendis all bedeyn, 144 That he had left in that cuntre, Quhen that he put hym to the se.
Thai knelit, and thankit him gretly, And he gert tret thame curtasly; And lang quhill with him thaim had he, And did thaim honour and bounte.
And to Schyr Jhon Cumyn said he, 575 That he suld, for his leawte, Be rewardyt, and that hely: And he him thankit humyly.
The King of his cummyng wes blith, 736 And thankit him tharof feill sith.
The King him thankit curtesly, 350 And betaucht him gud men that were Weill knawin of that landis wer, And the maner thar-of alsua.
And he himthankit gretumly, And of his land, in full gret hy, As him thoucht best, disponit he.
Thai eit and drank sic as thai had; And till our Lord syne lovyng maid, And thankit him, with full gud cher, 545 That thai war met on that maner.
Sandy kneeled down among the snaw and thankit his Maker; he saw brawly what the hare had been.
I thankit his lordship; but thinks I to mysel, ye're a wheen queer chaps!
God be thankit I have not," said Lull, and as they went joyfully off to bed they could hear her still laughing.
God be thankit no harm come to the wee sowl," said Mick when Honeybird had gone off to play, in charge of Fly and Patsy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thankit" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
