sacrament
61sacrament — sac·ra·ment || sækrÉ™mÉ™nt n. (Christianity) religious ceremony or ritual believed to have been instituted by Jesus and viewed as a symbol of grace (such as baptism, matrimony, etc.); Holy Communion, holy bread …
62Sacrament — An outward and visible sign (such as water or bread and wine) of a spiritual grace (spiritual regeneration, the real presence of Jesus Christ). The seven Sacraments accepted by the Eastern and the Roman Catholic Churches are Baptism,… …
63sacrament — n. 1. Rite, ceremony, solemnity. 2. [With The prefixed.] Eucharist, communion, Lord s Supper …
64Sacrament — a visible sign of a sacred thing; in the late medieval church there were deemed to be seven sacraments, representing life cycle rituals; baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, ordination, marriage, confession and extreme unction …
65sacrament — n 1. ritual, rite, liturgy, ceremony, ceremonial, solemnity, observance; sign, symbol, token, mystery. 2. oath, pledge, promise, assurance, word, word of honor, vow, Archaic. troth, Archaic. plight; contract, compact, covenant, obligation,… …
66sacrament — sac·ra·ment …
67sacrament — Таинство …
68sacrament — [ˈsækrəmənt] noun [C] an important Christian ceremony such as marriage or BAPTISM …
69sacrament — sac•ra•ment [[t]ˈsæk rə mənt[/t]] n. 1) rel a rite considered to have been established by Christ as a means of grace: the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Eastern Orthodox sacraments are baptism, the Eucharist, the anointing of the sick,… …
70sacrament — Kakelema, kakelemeneka, kakalema. See Holy Communion …