censed (Meaning)

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censed (imp. & p. p.)

of Cense

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The priest censed the altar with reverence before beginning the Mass.
As the sacred music filled the cathedral, the acolyte censed the congregation.
The aroma of the incense censed the air, creating an atmosphere of holiness.
During the religious ceremony, the celebrant censed the icons and relics with solemnity.
The faithful bowed their heads as they were censed by the priest, feeling blessed by the ritual.
In some traditions, it is customary for worshippers to be censed during special prayers or blessings.
The scent of the censed smoke lingered in the sanctuary, enhancing the spiritual experience.
The censer swung gracefully as the deacon censed the altar with care.
The bishop censed the newly consecrated church, dedicating it to divine service.
The priest censed the coffin before the funeral procession, offering prayers for the departed soul.

of Cense

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The priest censed the altar with reverence before beginning the Mass.

As the sacred music filled the cathedral, the acolyte censed the congregation.

The aroma of the incense censed the air, creating an atmosphere of holiness.

During the religious ceremony, the celebrant censed the icons and relics with solemnity.