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Meanings of consummation in English
First sex act as part of a marriage or relationship.
Usage of consummation in English
1
The consummation of man is twofold, in the Self and in Selflessness.
2
All the intellect in the world would fail of this divine consummation.
3
Therefore the consummation lies in seeking that other, in knowing that other.
4
All the voices in her world seemed to clamour for that consummation.
5
In its impalpable gaseous character we clearly perceived the consummation of Fate.
6
The power of the great consummation will be waxing stronger and stronger.
7
In the march of events, all moves steadily forward to this consummation.
8
Feeling lurks in that interval of time between desire and its consummation.
9
The princess Joan died at Bordeaux before the consummation of her marriage.
10
Night and day are not long enough for the consummation of it.
11
Let me have the beginning, progress and consummation of the sad misunderstanding.
12
With this consummation in view, he plumbed every depth of human nature.
13
Here was the blessed consummation of years of diplomacy near at hand.
14
Therefore the union is publicly celebrated after and not before its consummation.
15
No doubt he was looking forward to the consummation of his martyrdom.
16
The consummation of his ambition had naturally a deep impression upon him.
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Translations for consummation
Portuguese
Consummation through the time
Consummation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common