Anointment
Pronunciation: /ˈænˈɔɪntmənt/
Anointment (noun)
- A religious act where oil or another substance is put on a person to show they are chosen or blessed.
- A ceremony that marks someone as king, leader, or official, often with a special substance applied to them.
- A formal way of giving someone special approval or support, as if they were being honoured.
Examples
- The priest gave anointment with oil during the service.
- Anointment is part of the ceremony in many traditions.