"Ordainments" example sentences

ordainments

definition

- noun form of ordain

or·dain

verb

ordain (verb) · ordains (third person present) · ordained (past tense) · ordained (past participle) · ordaining (present participle)

- make (someone) a priest or minister; confer holy orders on:

- order or decree (something) officially:

- (especially of God or fate) prescribe; determine (something):

Synonyms

ordain, appoint, induct, install, invest, anoint, consecrate, frock, decree, rule, order, command, enjoin, establish, fix, enact, legislate, dictate, prescribe, pronounce, predetermine, predestine, preordain, foreordain, destine, prescribe, fate, will, determine, designate

"Ordainments" Example Sentences

1. She was ordained to serve the people of her community.
2. His ordainment as a minister was a great honor.
3. The priest performed the ordainment ceremony.
4. The ceremony was a beautiful ordainment.
5. He was ordained to the priesthood.
6. The ordainment of the new bishop was celebrated.
7. She was ordained in a traditional ceremony.
8. The ordainment of the new priest was celebrated.
9. He was ordained to the order of the clergy.
10. The ordainment was a solemn and sacred event.
11. He was ordained to preach the gospel.
12. The ordainment of the new pastor was celebrated.
13. She was ordained to serve the church.
14. The ordainment of the new archbishop was celebrated.
15. He was ordained to be a spiritual leader.
16. The ordainment of the new minister was celebrated.
17. She was ordained to teach the faith.
18. The ordainment of the new deacon was celebrated.
19. He was ordained to serve the people.
20. The ordainment of the new rabbi was celebrated.