objuration (Meaning)
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objuration (n.)
A binding by oath.
Synonyms & Antonyms of objuration
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objuration Sentence Examples
- The bishop's objuration ringing through the cathedral struck a chord of deep reverence in the congregation.
- The desperate mother's objuration to the kidnappers to spare her child's life was met with a deafening silence.
- The judge's objuration to the jury to render a fair and impartial verdict echoed through the courtroom.
- The shaman's objuration to the spirits of nature invoked a sense of ancient power and connection.
- The priest's objuration to the demons to leave the possessed individual was met with violent resistance.
- The general's objuration to his troops to fight with honor and bravery instilled in them a fierce determination.
- The politician's objuration to the electorate to trust in his leadership fell on deaf ears.
- The researcher's objuration to the scientific community to embrace open-mindedness and skepticism challenged the prevailing dogma.
- The activist's objuration to the government to address social injustice ignited a spark of hope among the oppressed.
- The artist's objuration to the audience to experience the raw emotions of their work created an intimate and evocative atmosphere.
FAQs About the word objuration
A binding by oath.
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The bishop's objuration ringing through the cathedral struck a chord of deep reverence in the congregation.
The desperate mother's objuration to the kidnappers to spare her child's life was met with a deafening silence.
The judge's objuration to the jury to render a fair and impartial verdict echoed through the courtroom.
The shaman's objuration to the spirits of nature invoked a sense of ancient power and connection.
