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Definition of prayer
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prayer is as below...
Prayer
(v. i.) The act of
addressing
supplication
to a
divinity,
especially
to the true God; the
offering
of
adoration,
confession,
supplication,
and
thanksgiving
to the
Supreme
Being;
as,
public
prayer;
secret
prayer..
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Liturgical
::
Liturgical
()
Pertaining
to, of or the
nature
of, a
liturgy;
of or
pertaining
to
public
prayer
and
worship..
Deprecation
::
Deprecation
(n.) The act of
deprecating;
a
praying
against
evil;
prayer
that an evil may be
removed
or
prevented;
strong
expression
of
disapprobation.
Station
::
Station
(n.) A
church
in which the
procession
of the
clergy
halts on
stated
days to say
stated
prayers.
Prayer
::
Prayer
(v. i.) The act of
praying,
or of
asking
a
favor;
earnest
request
or
entreaty;
hence,
a
petition
or
memorial
addressed
to a court or a
legislative
body..
Unprayable
::
Unprayable
(a.) Not to be
influenced
or moved by
prayers;
obdurate.
Private
::
Private
(a.)
Sequestered
from
company
or
observation;
appropriated
to an
individual;
secret;
secluded;
lonely;
solitary;
as, a
private
room or
apartment;
private
prayer..
Invoke
::
Invoke
(v. t.) To call on for aid or
protection;
to
invite
earnestly
or
solemnly;
to
summon;
to
address
in
prayer;
to
solicit
or
demand
by
invocation;
to
implore;
as, to
invoke
the
Supreme
Being,
or to
invoke
His and
blessing..
Entreaty
::
Entreaty
(n.) The act of
entreating
or
beseeching;
urgent
prayer;
earnest
petition;
pressing
solicitation.
Bless
::
Bless (v. t.) To
express
a wish or
prayer
for the
happiness
of; to
invoke
a
blessing
upon; --
applied
to
persons.
Benedicite
::
Benedicite
(n.) A
canticle
(the Latin
version
of which
begins
with this word) which may be used in the order for
morning
prayer
in the
Church
of
England.
It is taken from an
apocryphal
addition
to the third
chapter
of
Daniel.
Nose
::
Nose (v. t.) To utter in a nasal
manner;
to
pronounce
with a nasal
twang;
as, to nose a
prayer..
Bene
::
Bene (n.) A
prayer;
boon.
Portal
::
Portal
(n.) A
prayer
book or
breviary;
a
portass.
Earnest
::
Earnest
(a.)
Ardent
in the
pursuit
of an
object;
eager to
obtain
or do;
zealous
with
sincerity;
with
hearty
endeavor;
heartfelt;
fervent;
hearty;
-- used in a good
sense;
as,
earnest
prayers..
Intercession
::
Intercession
(n.) The act of
interceding;
mediation;
interposition
between
parties
at
variance,
with a view to
reconcilation;
prayer,
petition,
or
entreaty
in favor of, or (less
often)
against,
another
or
others..
Agnus Dei
::
Agnus Dei () A
triple
prayer
in the
sacrifice
of the Mass,
beginning
with the words Agnus Dei..
Offer
::
Offer (v. t.) To
present,
as an act of
worship;
to
immolate;
to
sacrifice;
to
present
in
prayer
or
devotion;
-- often with up..
Curse
::
Curse (v. t.) An
invocation
of, or
prayer
for, harm or
injury;
malediction..
Neuvaines
::
Neuvaines
(n. pl.)
Prayers
offered
up for nine
successive
days.
Breviary
::
Breviary
(n.) A book
containing
the daily
public
or
canonical
prayers
of the Roman
Catholic
or of the Greek
Church
for the seven
canonical
hours,
namely,
matins
and
lauds,
the
first,
third,
sixth,
and ninth
hours,
vespers,
and
compline;
--
distinguished
from the
missal..
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