officiant (Meaning)
Wordnet
officiant (n)
a clergyman who officiates at a religious ceremony or service
Webster
officiant (n.)
The officer who officiates or performs an office, as the burial office.
Synonyms & Antonyms of officiant
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officiant Sentence Examples
- The officiant gracefully presided over the wedding ceremony, uniting two hearts in matrimony.
- As the officiant began the vows, the couple locked eyes, filled with anticipation and love.
- The officiant's words resonated through the chapel, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere.
- With a gentle smile, the officiant pronounced the couple husband and wife, eliciting cheers and applause.
- The officiant led the guests in prayer, seeking blessings for the newlyweds and their future together.
- The officiant's eloquent speech about love and commitment left a lasting impression on the guests.
- The young officiant's poise and confidence belied his inexperience, as he guided the couple through the ceremony flawlessly.
- The officiant's voice trembled with emotion as he spoke the words that would forever bind the couple together.
- The officiant's witty remarks and humorous anecdotes lightened the mood of the ceremony, bringing laughter and joy to the guests.
- As the officiant concluded the ceremony, the couple exchanged rings, symbolizing the unbreakable bond they had formed.
FAQs About the word officiant
a clergyman who officiates at a religious ceremony or serviceThe officer who officiates or performs an office, as the burial office.
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The officiant gracefully presided over the wedding ceremony, uniting two hearts in matrimony.
As the officiant began the vows, the couple locked eyes, filled with anticipation and love.
The officiant's words resonated through the chapel, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere.
With a gentle smile, the officiant pronounced the couple husband and wife, eliciting cheers and applause.
