oblatration (Meaning)
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oblatration (n.)
The act of oblatrating; a barking or snarling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oblatration
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oblatration Sentence Examples
- The ceremony's oblatration of the sacred relic left a profound impact on the congregation.
- The priest performed the oblatration of the host during the mass.
- The ancient ritual of oblatration involved the offering of precious stones to appease the gods.
- The oblatration of the sacrifice was a solemn act of devotion.
- The smoke from the oblatration rose towards the heavens, carrying with it the prayers of the faithful.
- The oblatration of oneself to a higher cause requires immense sacrifice and dedication.
- In the ancient world, oblatration was often used as a way to seek divine favor or forgiveness.
- The oblatration of the bread and wine during communion symbolizes the sharing of Christ's body and blood.
- The oblatration of possessions can be a form of spiritual purification and detachment.
- Through oblatration, individuals seek to connect with something greater than themselves and to transcend the limitations of mortal existence.
FAQs About the word oblatration
The act of oblatrating; a barking or snarling.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ceremony's oblatration of the sacred relic left a profound impact on the congregation.
The priest performed the oblatration of the host during the mass.
The ancient ritual of oblatration involved the offering of precious stones to appease the gods.
The oblatration of the sacrifice was a solemn act of devotion.
