Anointment example sentences

anointment

definition

- noun form of anoint

a·noint

verb

anoint (verb) · anoints (third person present) · anointed (past tense) · anointed (past participle) · anointing (present participle)

- smear or rub with oil, typically as part of a religious ceremony:

- smear or rub something with (any other substance):

- ceremonially confer divine or holy office upon (a priest or monarch) by smearing or rubbing with oil:

- nominate or choose (someone) as successor to or leading candidate for a position:

Synonyms

anoint, anele, consecrate, sanctify, bless, ordain, hallow

"Anointment" Example Sentences

1. He was anointed with oil and crowned king.
2. The anointment of the new Pope was celebrated with great joy.
3. His anointment was a sign of divine blessing.
4. She was anointed with holy water in a special ceremony.
5. The anointment of the new king was a solemn occasion.
6. The sacred anointment of the new priest was a momentous affair.
7. The anointment of the new queen was a cause for celebration.
8. The anointment of the new archbishop was a public event.
9. The anointment of the new leader was a momentous occasion.
10. The anointment of the new prophet was a sign of divine favor.
11. The anointment of the new president was a grand ceremony.
12. He was anointed with oil and declared the new king.
13. The anointment of the new ruler was a momentous event.
14. The anointment of the new monarch was a solemn occasion.
15. She was anointed with holy water as a sign of her new status.
16. The anointment of the new chief was a cause for celebration.
17. The anointment of the new prime minister was a grand affair.
18. The anointment of the new cardinal was a momentous event.
19. He was anointed with oil to signify his new status.
20. The anointment of the new emperor was a cause for rejoicing.