Pronunciation: /sækrəˈmɛntəl/
noun a religious ceremony or act regarded as an outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual grace
A1 The priest administered the sacramental to the parishioners during the church service.
A2 In some religions, sacramentals are objects or actions that are believed to have spiritual significance.
B1 The sacramental of holy water is often used in blessings and ceremonies within the Catholic Church.
B2 Many people find comfort and solace in the sacramentals of their faith during times of hardship.
C1 The intricate symbolism behind sacramentals can vary greatly between different religious traditions.
C2 Scholars have debated the theological implications of sacramentals for centuries, seeking to understand their true nature and purpose.
adjective relating to or involving a sacrament
A1 The sacramental bread is eaten during the church service.
A2 The sacramental wine is shared among the congregation.
B1 The sacramental rituals are an important part of the religious ceremony.
B2 The sacramental symbols hold deep meaning for believers.
C1 The sacramental practices vary among different denominations.
C2 The sacramental theology explores the significance of spiritual rituals.
formal The priest administered the sacramental rites to the members of the congregation.
informal I love attending sacramental ceremonies at church.
slang Some people don't really understand the importance of sacramental practices.
figurative The sacramental bond between the two friends was unbreakable.
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