A litany of taste tests enabled Hugo to distinguish between a variety of pastes.
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Litany
//ˈlɪtəni//
Synonyms for "litany" (95 found)
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Closest matches (19)
Strong matches (29)
Related words (47)
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11 entriesTranslations
40 translations across 24 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- литания noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Catalan
2 entries- lletania noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- lletania noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Chinese Cantonese
1 entries- 贅述 /赘述 noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Czech
1 entries- litanie noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Dutch
2 entries- litanie noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- litanie noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Esperanto
1 entries- litanio noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Finnish
1 entries- litania noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
French
3 entries- kyrielle noun (prolonged or tedious list)
- litanie noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- litanie noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Georgian
1 entries- ლიტანია noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
German
2 entries- Litanei noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- Litanei noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Greek
2 entries- λιτανεία noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- λιτανεία noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Hungarian
1 entries- litánia noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Indonesian
1 entries- litani noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Māori
1 entries- ritani noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Norman
1 entries- litannie noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Old Georgian
1 entries- ლიტანია noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Polish
2 entries- litania noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- litania noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Portuguese
4 entries- ladainha noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- ladainha noun (prolonged or tedious list)
- litania noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- litania noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Russian
3 entries- ектенья́ noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- лита́ния noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- лита́ния noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Scots
1 entries- leetany noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- litànija noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- litànija noun (prolonged or tedious list)
- лита̀нија noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- лита̀нија noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Slovak
1 entries- litánie noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Spanish
2 entries- letanía noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
- letanía noun (prolonged or tedious list)
Swedish
1 entries- litania noun (ritual liturgical prayer)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
The defendant is being accused of a litany of criminal and civil offenses.
Source: tatoeba (733765)
The calendar, the hours, the seven psalms, and the litany are in almost all the manuscripts.
Source: tatoeba (9966082)
Tom didn't want to hear Mary's litany of woes, but he sat quietly and listened.
Source: tatoeba (10081706)
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