censing
ˈsɛnsɪŋ
Definition

Definition of censing - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionRarethe act of burning incense during a ritualRare
  • The priest performed the censing during the mass.
incensing
2.
purificationRareusing incense to cleanse a space or objectRare
  • Censing was done to purify the sacred area.
fumigation incensing

Adjective

ritualsRarerelated to the act of burning incenseRare
  • The censing priest walked down the aisle.
incensing
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  • censing: using incense to cleanse a space or object
    using incense to cleanse a space or object

Origin of censing

Latin, censere (to assess)

Examples of censing in a sentence

  • The censing filled the room with a fragrant aroma.
  • The ritual involved censing to bless the congregation.
  • Censing was performed before the ceremony began.
  • The censing ceremony filled the room with fragrance.
  • Censing rituals are common in many cultures.

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  1. French:encensement, de l'encens, ...
  2. German:Weihrauchritual, räuchernd, ...
  3. Italian:incensazione, di incenso, ...
  4. Spanish:incensación, de incienso, ...
  5. Portuguese:incensação, incensando, ...
  6. Chinese:焚香, 烧香的, ...
  7. Japanese:香炉振り, 香を焚く, ...
  8. Arabic:تَبْخِير, مُتَعَلِّق بِالتَّبْخِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַקְטָרָה, מַקְטִיר, ...
  10. Russian:кадение, кадящий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кадіння, кадильний, ...
  12. Hindi:धूप जलाना, धूप जलाने वाला, ...
cense
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Definition of cense - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
ritual incenseDatedburn incense as part of a religious or ceremonial actDated
  • They cense the altar before the service.
  • They cense the tomb before the festival.
  • The padre censed the icon during prayers.
incense perfume thurify
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Origin of cense

Latin, censere (to assess) + Old French, cens (tax)

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  1. French:encenser, ...
  2. German:weihrauchen, ...
  3. Italian:incensare, ...
  4. Spanish:incensar, ...
  5. Portuguese:incensar, ...
  6. Chinese:焚香, ...
  7. Japanese:薫香する, ...
  8. Arabic:بَخَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַטֵּר, ...
  10. Russian:кадить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кадити, ...
  12. Hindi:धूप जलाना, ...
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