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Meanings of communion in English
The act of participating in the celebration of the Eucharist.
Usage of communion in English
1
He believed in prayer, in the reality of communion with the Divine.
2
I seek what all skalds seek: truth through communion with my rider.
3
Often in the twilight she sat by him in this silent communion.
4
His wife died at the Hague, in the communion of the Remonstrants.
5
Moreover, there is a goodly young woman to be taken into communion.
6
A holy war of sorts has broken out in the communion-wafer-dispensing space.
7
Requires the sovereign to join in communion with the Church of England.
8
The communion plate was stowed in the carriage, and they set off.
9
Body and mind need repose; the soul needs quiet communion with God.
10
It was the one in which Amélie had made her first communion.
11
The minister told us what were the various doctrines of the communion.
12
I think I still have my communion money in the Post Office.
13
Hours passed away in this silent and sinister communion with the dead.
14
He loved to hold communion with the sublime and grand in nature.
15
Observe that this communion is the foundation of all righteousness in conduct.
16
The unity and peace of the church makes communion of saints desirable.
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Communion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common