manduction
mænˈdʌkʃən
Definition

Definition of manduction - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionRareparticipation in the Eucharist ceremonyRare
  • The priest led the manduction with reverence.
communion Eucharist sacrament
2.
eatingRarechewing food until soft for swallowingRare
  • Manduction is essential for proper digestion.
chewing grinding mastication
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act of participating in the Eucharist celebration
The priest led the sacramental manduction during the service.

Origin of manduction

Latin, manducare (to chew)

Examples of manduction in a sentence

  • She felt a deep connection during the manduction.
  • Proper manduction can prevent digestive issues.
  • The doctor emphasized the importance of manduction for elderly patients.

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  1. French:manducation, mastication, ...
  2. German:Kommunion, Kauen, ...
  3. Italian:manducazione, masticazione, ...
  4. Spanish:comunión, masticación, ...
  5. Portuguese:comunhão, manducação, ...
  6. Chinese:领圣餐, 咀嚼, ...
  7. Japanese:聖餐, 咀嚼, ...
  8. Arabic:تَناوُل, مضغ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִשְׁתַּתְּפוּת בָּאוּכָרִיסְטִיָּה, לְעִיסָה, ...
  10. Russian:причастие, жевание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мандукція, жування, ...
  12. Hindi:यूखरिस्ट भागीदारी, चबाना, ...
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