comminate Sentence Examples
- The preacher comminated the congregation with warnings of eternal damnation if they strayed from the path of righteousness.
- The medieval king comminated his enemies, declaring that they would face God's wrath for their treason.
- In his fervent sermons, the pastor often comminates sinners, urging them to repent before it's too late.
- The prophet comminated the rulers for their injustice, prophesying divine retribution upon their kingdoms.
- The priest comminated the wicked deeds of the townsfolk, invoking the wrath of heaven upon them.
- The elders comminated the heretic, casting him out of the community and consigning him to the fires of hell.
- The religious zealot comminated those who dared to question the dogma, warning of dire consequences for their disbelief.
- The imam comminated the infidels, declaring that they would face punishment in both this life and the hereafter.
- The evangelist comminated the sinful ways of society, urging repentance and a return to God's grace.
- The prophetess comminated the rulers for their oppression of the poor, prophesying their downfall and divine judgment.
comminate Meaning
Wordnet
comminate (v)
curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment
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curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment
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The preacher comminated the congregation with warnings of eternal damnation if they strayed from the path of righteousness.
The medieval king comminated his enemies, declaring that they would face God's wrath for their treason.
In his fervent sermons, the pastor often comminates sinners, urging them to repent before it's too late.
The prophet comminated the rulers for their injustice, prophesying divine retribution upon their kingdoms.
