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Meanings of monstrance in inglés
Vessel used to display religious object in the Christian tradition.
Related terms
Proof by a process of argument or a series of proposition proving an asserted conclusion.
Usage of monstrance in inglés
1
People bring a crystal monstrance out of its hiding place under a thatch.
2
Father Leadham had raised the monstrance, containing the Host, to give the Benediction.
3
As he brought the monstrance back she unclasped her hands and sat up.
4
She is pious, and we have presented a splendid monstrance to the church.
5
You have given a monstrance to the church, that cost five thousand francs.
6
The DOMINICAN raises the monstrance; all fall on their knees.
7
Perhaps they had stolen a monstrance to run away with and sell it somewhere.
8
I dared not run in debt to buy that beautiful monstrance, worthy of a cathedral.
9
Perhaps they had stolen a monstrance to run away with it and sell it somewhere.
10
They cracked my ears last night with that monstrance.
11
When the slanting sun fell upon him in front, the monstrance itself looked like another sun.
12
Cavendish wanders through, holding a silver monstrance.
13
What is the monstrance used at Benediction?
14
Another vessel was the monstrance, in which the Blessed Sacrament was carried in procession, and exposed on the altar.
15
The priest, who had descended from the altar, held the little monstrance; the girls' procession was moving before him.
16
The priest finishes the service and starts to pack up the sacred pictures and the crucifix and the monstrance.
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Translations for monstrance
portugués
español
Monstrance through the time