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Definition of inunction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalRare ointment used for rubbing into the skinRare
- She bought an inunction for her sore muscles.
2.
applicationRare applying oil or ointment to the skinRare
- The doctor recommended inunction for the dry skin.
3.
religionRare anointing in a religious ceremonyRare
- The priest performed an inunction during the service.
Origin of inunction
Latin, inungere (to anoint) + -ion (action)
Examples of inunction in a sentence
He applied an inunction to soothe the irritation. Inunction was part of the ancient ritual. She found relief through regular inunction. Inunction was a key part of the ancient ritual. The bishop's inunction was witnessed by the congregation.
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- French:pommade, friction, ...
- German:Einreibung, Salbung, ...
- Italian:unguento, applicazione di unguento, ...
- Spanish:ungüento, unción, ...
- Portuguese:pomada, inunção, ...
- Chinese:药膏, 涂抹, ...
- Japanese:塗布薬, 塗布, ...
- Arabic:مَرْهَم دَهْن, دَهْن, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁחָה, מְרִיחָה, ...
- Russian:мазь, нанесение мази, ...
- Ukrainian:мазь, нанесення, ...
- Hindi:मरहम, तेल लगाना, ...
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