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Definition of chalice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religioncup used in religious ceremonies
- The priest raised the chalice during the mass..
2.
drinkwarelarge drinking cup with a stem
- He admired the ornate chalice on the table.
3.
- They passed the chalice around the circle.
Images of chalice

cup used in religious ceremonies 
large drinking cup with a stem
Expressions with chalice
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thing that seems good at first but causes harm later
Getting that job offer was a poisoned chalice.
Origin of chalice
Latin, calix (cup)
Terms with chalice included in their meaning
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ceremonial cup
cup or chalice often used in ceremonies
Christianity
napkin used to wipe the chalice during Communion
religious cloth
white linen cloth used to wipe the chalice
Examples of chalice in a sentence
He drank from the chalice during the ceremony. The museum displayed a medieval chalice. She filled the chalice with wine. He crafted a beautiful chalice for the occasion. The chalice was an essential part of the ritual.
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- French:calice, coupe, ...
- German:Kelch, Chalice, ...
- Italian:calice, coppa, ...
- Spanish:copa, copa de vino, ...
- Portuguese:cálice, taça, ...
- Chinese:祭杯, 圣杯, ...
- Japanese:聖杯, 杯, ...
- Arabic:كَأْس, قَدَح, ...
- Hebrew:גָּבִיעַ, כּוֹס לְעִישּׁוּן, ...
- Russian:чаша, кубок, ...
- Ukrainian:чаша, келих, ...
- Hindi:चषक, प्याला, ...
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