sacration (Meaning)
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sacration (n.)
Consecration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sacration
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sacration Sentence Examples
- The bishop performed the sacred act of consecration, anointing the church altar with holy oil.
- The coronation ceremony included the sacration of the new king, a symbolic gesture representing divine appointment.
- The consecration of the Eucharist transforms ordinary bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ, according to Catholic belief.
- The ritual of sacration involved the purification and blessing of a specific object or place, setting it apart for religious purposes.
- The ancient temple was a sacred space, consecrated through elaborate ceremonies to honor the gods.
- The sacration of the Torah scrolls was a solemn event, involving the writing and checking of every letter to ensure its authenticity.
- The consecration of the new hospital wing was a symbolic act acknowledging its purpose as a place of healing and comfort.
- The sacration of the land for the new monastery symbolized its transformation into a sacred and contemplative space.
- The sacration of the warrior's sword bestowed upon it a spiritual significance, representing its role in protecting the realm.
- The consecration of the priest's hands empowers them with the ability to perform sacred rites, such as celebrating Mass.
FAQs About the word sacration
Consecration.
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No antonyms found.
The bishop performed the sacred act of consecration, anointing the church altar with holy oil.
The coronation ceremony included the sacration of the new king, a symbolic gesture representing divine appointment.
The consecration of the Eucharist transforms ordinary bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ, according to Catholic belief.
The ritual of sacration involved the purification and blessing of a specific object or place, setting it apart for religious purposes.
