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Meaning of transubstantiator
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transubstantiator (n.)
One who maintains the doctrine of transubstantiation.
transubstantiator Sentence Examples
- The transubstantiator used his sacred powers to convert bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.
- The intricate ritual of transubstantiation was performed by the high priest of the ancient temple.
- The alchemist claimed to be a master transubstantiator, capable of transforming base metals into gold.
- The scientist conducted experiments to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying transubstantiation in plants.
- The artist's installation featured a transubstantiator as a metaphor for the process of artistic creation.
- The philosopher questioned the validity of transubstantiation as a theological concept.
- The detective used a transubstantiator to identify the substance used in a murder weapon.
- The chef employed a transubstantiator to create innovative dishes by transforming ordinary ingredients.
- The mystical experience left the initiate feeling like a transubstantiator, having undergone a profound transformation.
- The historian researched the origins of transubstantiation in different religious traditions.
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One who maintains the doctrine of transubstantiation.
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The transubstantiator used his sacred powers to convert bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.
The intricate ritual of transubstantiation was performed by the high priest of the ancient temple.
The alchemist claimed to be a master transubstantiator, capable of transforming base metals into gold.
The scientist conducted experiments to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying transubstantiation in plants.
