Pronunciation: /preɪər/
noun a solemn request for help or expression of thanks addressed to God or another deity
A1 I say a prayer before bed every night.
A2 She whispered a prayer for good luck before the exam.
B1 The community gathered together for a prayer vigil.
B2 The priest led the congregation in a heartfelt prayer.
C1 His daily prayers were a source of comfort and reflection.
C2 The monastery was a place of profound prayer and meditation.
verb not applicable
A1 She prays every night before going to bed.
A2 He prayed for good weather on his wedding day.
B1 The community gathered to pray for peace in the world.
B2 The athlete prayed for strength before the championship game.
C1 The monk would often retreat to the mountains to pray in solitude.
C2 She prayed fervently for her son's safe return from war.
adjective not applicable
A1 She said a prayer before eating her meal.
A2 The family gathered for a prayer to bless their new home.
B1 The community came together for a prayer vigil after the tragic event.
B2 The monk led a prayer ceremony in the temple.
C1 The president attended a prayer breakfast with religious leaders.
C2 The spiritual leader offered a prayer of healing for those in need.
adverb not applicable
A1 She prayed silently before eating her meal.
A2 He prayed fervently for his sick grandmother to get better.
B1 The community gathered for a prayer service to support those in need.
B2 The monks chanted in unison during their evening prayer.
C1 Her daily prayers included gratitude for her blessings and guidance for the future.
C2 The spiritual leader led a powerful prayer for peace and unity among nations.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I say a prayer before bed every night.
A2 She whispered a prayer for good luck before her exam.
B1 The community gathered together for a prayer for peace.
B2 He wrote a prayer in his journal to express his gratitude.
C1 The monk recited a prayer in Sanskrit during the ceremony.
C2 Her heartfelt prayer moved everyone in the room to tears.
preposition not applicable
A1 I said a prayer before eating my meal.
A2 She whispered a prayer for good luck before the exam.
B1 The family gathered together for a prayer of thanksgiving.
B2 The community came together in prayer to support those in need.
C1 The monk led the congregation in a solemn prayer for peace.
C2 The spiritual leader offered a prayer of healing and guidance for the nation.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I say a prayer before bed.
A2 She closed her eyes in prayer.
B1 The community came together in prayer for those affected by the disaster.
B2 The priest led the congregation in a prayer for peace.
C1 The monk spent hours in silent prayer and meditation.
C2 The spiritual leader offered a prayer for healing and reconciliation.
interjection not applicable
A1 Prayer! Please help me pass my exam.
A2 Prayer, can you guide me in making the right decision?
B1 Prayer, I ask for strength to overcome this challenge.
B2 Prayer, grant me the wisdom to understand and forgive.
C1 Prayer, may I find peace and clarity in times of uncertainty.
C2 Prayer, I seek your guidance and protection in all aspects of my life.
article not applicable
A1 I say a prayer before bed every night.
A2 She whispered a prayer of thanks as she left the church.
B1 The community gathered together for a prayer vigil.
B2 The monks chanted prayers in the ancient temple.
C1 Her daily prayers were a source of comfort and strength.
C2 The spiritual leader led a powerful prayer for peace and unity.
formal The priest led the congregation in a powerful prayer for peace.
informal I always say a little prayer before starting a big project.
slang When things get tough, sometimes all you can do is send up a quick prayer.
figurative His hard work and dedication were like a prayer for success in his career.
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