mystagogue Synonyms
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mystagogue Meaning
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mystagogue (n.)
interprets mysteries, especially of a religious kind.
One who keeps and shows church relics.
mystagogue Sentence Examples
- The mystagogue guided initiates through the sacred rituals, imparting esoteric knowledge.
- The priest acted as a mystagogue, revealing the hidden truths of the ancient mysteries.
- The enigmatic mystagogue whispered cryptic words, unlocking the secrets of the afterlife.
- Pilgrims journeyed to the temple, seeking the wisdom of the mystagogues.
- The mystagogue's teachings transcended the boundaries of ordinary perception, opening minds to new realms.
- As a mystagogue, he held the rare ability to traverse the veil between the mundane and the divine.
- The mystagogue's presence inspired awe and reverence, as he guided souls through transformative spiritual experiences.
- The ancient texts preserved the words and deeds of revered mystagogues, their insights illuminating generations.
- Through symbolic rituals, the mystagogue imparted knowledge that could not be expressed in ordinary language.
- The mystagogue's legacy lived on, inspiring seekers of esoteric wisdom throughout the ages.
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interprets mysteries, especially of a religious kind., One who keeps and shows church relics.
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The mystagogue guided initiates through the sacred rituals, imparting esoteric knowledge.
The priest acted as a mystagogue, revealing the hidden truths of the ancient mysteries.
The enigmatic mystagogue whispered cryptic words, unlocking the secrets of the afterlife.
Pilgrims journeyed to the temple, seeking the wisdom of the mystagogues.
