libament (Meaning)
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libament (n.)
Libation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of libament
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libament Sentence Examples
- The priest poured a libament of wine onto the altar, invoking the gods' favor.
- The victory feast concluded with a libation of mead, honoring the fallen warriors.
- The ritual offering of a libament was an integral part of ancient religious practices.
- The libament symbolized the pouring out of one's heart and gratitude to the divine.
- The priestess carefully selected the libament, considering its purity and significance.
- The libation served as a reminder of the sacred bond between humans and the gods.
- The act of pouring the libament was often accompanied by prayers and incantations.
- The libament was typically a liquid, such as wine, milk, or water.
- Some cultures believed that the libament would be consumed by the deities it was offered to.
- The libation ritual allowed worshippers to express their devotion and seek divine blessings.
FAQs About the word libament
Libation.
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The priest poured a libament of wine onto the altar, invoking the gods' favor.
The victory feast concluded with a libation of mead, honoring the fallen warriors.
The ritual offering of a libament was an integral part of ancient religious practices.
The libament symbolized the pouring out of one's heart and gratitude to the divine.
