The First Communion is an important ceremony in the Catholic Church.
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Communion
//kəˈmjuːnjən//
Synonyms for "communion" (268 found)
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accordaccordanceadherentsaffiliationaffinityagapeagnus deiagreementaid prayeralleluiaaltar breadamityanamnesisangelusanswerappealaveave mariabalancebeadroll
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beadsbeseechmentbidding prayerblessingbodybolshevikbolshiebonds of harmonybranchbreadbread and winebreviarybrotherly lovecanoncaritascement of friendshipchapletcharitychurchclasscoequalitycollectcollective farmcollectivismcollectivitycollegialitycolloquial discoursecolloquycommercecommiecommon ownershipcommunal effortcommunicatecommunication
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communismcommunistcommunitycommunity of interestscompatibilitycomradeconcordconcordanceconfessioncongenialitycongressconnectionconsecrated breadconsecrated elementsconsecrationconsubstantiationcontactcontemplationconversationconverse
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conversingcooperationcooperative societycorelationcorrelationcorrelativismcorrelativitycorrespondencecredocreedcultdealingdealingsdemocracydenominationdevotionsdisciplesdiscoursedismissaldivisionelementsempathyentreatyepistleequilibriumequipollenceequivalenceespespritesprit de corpseucharistexchangefactionfaithfeeling of identityfellow feelingfellow travelerfellowshipfollowerfollowersfractionfrictionlessnessgive-and-takegloriagood vibesgood vibrationsgospelgracegradualgrouphail maryhappy familyharmonyholy communionholy sacramenthostidentityimpanationimpetration
Noun(1 words)
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implorationinformationinteractionintercessioninterchangeintercommunicationintercommunionintercourseinterlocutioninterplayintinctionintroitinverse proportioninverse ratioinverse relationshipinvocationismkibbutzkinshipkolkhoz
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Noun(4 words)
Proper Noun(1 words)
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2 entriesTranslations
27 translations across 20 languages.
Aghwan
1 entries- 𐕚𐔰𐔼𐕅𐕒𐕡 noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Ancient Greek
2 entries- κοινωνίᾱ noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- συνουσίᾱ noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Bulgarian
1 entries- единение noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Danish
2 entries- kommunion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- nadver noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Dutch
1 entries- communie noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Esperanto
2 entries- komuneco noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- komunio noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
French
1 entries- communion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Galician
1 entries- comuñón noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
German
1 entries- Kommunion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Italian
1 entries- comunione noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Middle English
1 entries- comunioun noun (ecclesiastical interrecognition)
Norman
1 entries- communion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- kommunion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- nattverd noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- kommunion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- nattverd noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Polish
1 entries- komunia noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Portuguese
1 entries- comunhão noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Slovene
1 entries- občestvo noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Spanish
2 entries- comunión noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- comunión noun (ecclesiastical interrecognition)
Swedish
2 entries- kommunion noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
- nattvard noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Volapük
1 entries- komuin noun (a joining together of minds or spirits)
Sample sentences
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The parson gave the communion wafer to the dying person.
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The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be with you all. Amen.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reached out to the head of the Greek Orthodox Church, which has refused to shut down churches and says priests will not stop distributing holy communion.
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