vernacle Antonyms
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Meaning of vernacle
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vernacle (n.)
See Veronica, 1.
vernacle Sentence Examples
- Pilgrims gathered in the cathedral to venerate the sacred vernacle depicting the face of Jesus.
- The artist carefully crafted the vernacle to capture the compassionate expression of Christ during his passion.
- The ancient manuscript described the creation and significance of a renowned vernacle housed in a distant monastery.
- The faithful pilgrims traveled great distances to witness the miracle associated with a revered vernacle in a remote chapel.
- A centuries-old tradition involved processions where the vernacle was paraded through the streets during religious festivals.
- The vernacle, believed to have miraculous properties, became a focal point of devotion for the local community.
- The skilled artisan used delicate brushstrokes to recreate the vernacle, emphasizing the tender gaze of Jesus.
- Devotees lit candles and prayed before the vernacle, seeking spiritual solace and connection to the divine.
- A historical account recounted the preservation and veneration of a particular vernacle through various periods of history.
- The shrine housed a precious vernacle, attracting pilgrims who sought blessings and healing in the presence of the sacred image.
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Pilgrims gathered in the cathedral to venerate the sacred vernacle depicting the face of Jesus.
The artist carefully crafted the vernacle to capture the compassionate expression of Christ during his passion.
The ancient manuscript described the creation and significance of a renowned vernacle housed in a distant monastery.
The faithful pilgrims traveled great distances to witness the miracle associated with a revered vernacle in a remote chapel.
