baptise (Meaning)

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baptise (v)

administer baptism to

No strong antonyms found.

The priest baptised the infant with holy water during the christening ceremony.
The young woman was baptised into the Christian faith as a symbol of her new spiritual journey.
John the Baptist baptised Jesus in the River Jordan, marking the start of his ministry.
The baptismal ceremony involved immersing the candidate in water three times as a representation of cleansing and rebirth.
The baptistery is the designated area in a church where baptisms are performed.
After being baptised, the converts officially became members of the Christian congregation.
The bishop baptised dozens of people during the annual confirmation service.
The pastor invited the baptised believers to partake in communion as a sign of unity.
The baptism was a profound experience that marked a significant milestone in their spiritual growth.
The baptismal certificate served as a permanent record of their initiation into the church.

administer baptism to

designate, label, dub,name, title, call, nominate, denominate, nickname, christen

discharge, can, fire, terminate, discharge, fire, terminate,can,, muster out

The priest baptised the infant with holy water during the christening ceremony.

The young woman was baptised into the Christian faith as a symbol of her new spiritual journey.

John the Baptist baptised Jesus in the River Jordan, marking the start of his ministry.

The baptismal ceremony involved immersing the candidate in water three times as a representation of cleansing and rebirth.