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Meaning of induement
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induement (n.)
The act of induing, or state of being indued; investment; endowment.
induement Sentence Examples
- The induement of the robe symbolized the priest's entrance into the sacred realm.
- The ceremony bestowed upon the initiates the induement of knowledge and responsibility.
- The induement of the uniform marked the soldier's transition into active duty.
- The graduation ceremony culminated in the induement of the students' diplomas.
- The bride's induement of the veil evoked an air of mystery and elegance.
- The judge's induement of the gavel signified the commencement of the court session.
- The knight's induement of armor prepared him for battle and instilled a sense of honor.
- The induement of the power ring granted the wielder extraordinary abilities.
- The induement of the sacred thread bound the young man to his spiritual tradition.
- The induement of the baptismal gown marked the individual's rebirth into the Christian faith.
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The act of induing, or state of being indued; investment; endowment.
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The induement of the robe symbolized the priest's entrance into the sacred realm.
The ceremony bestowed upon the initiates the induement of knowledge and responsibility.
The induement of the uniform marked the soldier's transition into active duty.
The graduation ceremony culminated in the induement of the students' diplomas.
