acolythist (Meaning)
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acolythist (n.)
An acolyte.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acolythist
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acolythist Sentence Examples
- The acolythist meticulously arranged the sacred artifacts in preparation for the religious ceremony.
- As an acolythist, she dedicated herself to the rituals and traditions of the ancient order.
- The acolythist chanted sacred verses while performing intricate gestures during the spiritual gathering.
- In the dimly lit temple, the acolythist carried the sacred flame with utmost reverence.
- The acolythist's role was crucial in maintaining the sanctity of the sacred space through ceremonial practices.
- With unwavering devotion, the acolythist donned the ceremonial robes and proceeded with the rituals.
- The acolythist's training involved mastering the ancient scripts and understanding the symbolism within them.
- During the sacred procession, the acolythist led the way, carrying the revered relics of the order.
- As an acolythist, he spent years honing his skills in the precise execution of religious ceremonies.
- The elders acknowledged the acolythist's dedication and granted them the responsibility of a higher role in the spiritual community.
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An acolyte.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The acolythist meticulously arranged the sacred artifacts in preparation for the religious ceremony.
As an acolythist, she dedicated herself to the rituals and traditions of the ancient order.
The acolythist chanted sacred verses while performing intricate gestures during the spiritual gathering.
In the dimly lit temple, the acolythist carried the sacred flame with utmost reverence.
