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Definition of propitiation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
theologyRare death of Christ for forgiving sinsRare
- Propitiation is central to Christian beliefs about salvation.
2.
religion wrongdoingRare act of making amends or appeasing for wrongdoingRare
- Propitiation was needed to restore peace after the offense.
Origin of propitiation
Latin, propitiatio (appeasement)
Examples of propitiation in a sentence
Many hymns reference propitiation as a divine act. They offered propitiation to the offended family. Ritual propitiation calmed tensions after the mistake.
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- French:propitiation, apaisement, ...
- German:Sühnopfer, Buße, ...
- Italian:propiziazione, pacificazione, ...
- Spanish:propiciación, ...
- Portuguese:propiciação, ato de apaziguar, ...
- Chinese:赎罪, 安抚, ...
- Japanese:贖罪, 宥め, ...
- Arabic:كَفَّارَة, ...
- Hebrew:כַּפָּרָה, כַּפָּרָה, ...
- Russian:умилостивление, искупление, ...
- Ukrainian:спокута, умилостивлення, ...
- Hindi:प्रायश्चित, प्रायश्चित्त, ...
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