annunciations (Meaning)
annunciations
the act of announcing or of being announced, March 25 observed as a church festival in commemoration of the announcement of the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary, March 25 observed as a church festival in honor of the Annunciation, the announcement to the Virgin Mary that she was to be the mother of the Messiah
Synonyms & Antonyms of annunciations
annunciations Sentence Examples
- The angel's annunciation to Mary brought forth the miraculous conception of Jesus Christ.
- The annunciation of the lottery results caused a wave of excitement and anticipation.
- The thunderous annunciation of the storm startled the sleeping village.
- The orchestra's annunciation of the overture filled the concert hall with a crescendo of notes.
- The teacher's annunciation of the assignment was greeted with groans from the class.
- The official's annunciation of the verdict sent shivers down the defendant's spine.
- The doctor's annunciation of the patient's recovery brought a glimmer of hope to the family.
- The annunciation of the peace treaty marked a turning point in the long-standing conflict.
- The newscaster's annunciation of the earthquake caused widespread alarm and panic.
- The annunciation of the eclipse captured the attention of astronomers and stargazers around the globe.
FAQs About the word annunciations
the act of announcing or of being announced, March 25 observed as a church festival in commemoration of the announcement of the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary,
rescripts, announcements, promulgations,proclamations, edicts, rulings, utterances, significations, pronouncements, pronunciamentoes
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The angel's annunciation to Mary brought forth the miraculous conception of Jesus Christ.
The annunciation of the lottery results caused a wave of excitement and anticipation.
The thunderous annunciation of the storm startled the sleeping village.
The orchestra's annunciation of the overture filled the concert hall with a crescendo of notes.
