ablution UK
əˈbluːʃən
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Definition of ablution - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
Christian ritualTECH.UKrinsing of priest's hand and vessel after CommunionTECH.UK
  • The priest completed the ablution after the service.
cleansing purification washing
2.
personal cleaningDatedUKwashing oneself or bathingDatedUK
  • She went for her morning ablution.
bathing cleansing washing
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Origin of ablution

Latin, ablutio (washing)

Examples of ablution in a sentence

  • During the ceremony, the ablution was carried out meticulously.
  • His evening ablution was a calming ritual.
  • A quick ablution before dinner was refreshing.

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  1. French:ablution, toilette, ...
  2. German:Ablution, ...
  3. Italian:abluzione, ...
  4. Spanish:ablución, baño, ...
  5. Portuguese:ablução, ...
  6. Chinese:净礼, 洗漱, ...
  7. Japanese:洗浄, 沐浴, ...
  8. Arabic:غَسْل الطَّقْس, اغْتِسَال, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁטִיפַת יָדַיִם וּכְלִיִּים שֶׁל הַכּוֹהֵן אַחַר הַקּוֹמוּנְיוֹן, רְחִיצָה, ...
  10. Russian:омовение, купание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обмивання, омовіння, ...
  12. Hindi:अभिषेक, स्नान, ...

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