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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 form of words used in
praying;
a
formula
of
supplication;
an
expressed
petition;
especially,
a
supplication
addressed
to God; as, a
written
or
extemporaneous
prayer;
to
repeat
one's
prayers..
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Reject
::
Reject
(v. t.) To
refuse
to
grant;
as, to
reject
a
prayer
or
request..
Intercessory
::
Intercessory
(a.)
Pertaining
to, of the
nature
of, or
characterized
by,
intercession;
interceding;
as,
intercessory
prayer..
Matin
::
Matin (n.)
Morning
worship
or
service;
morning
prayers
or
songs.
Prayerful
::
Prayerful
(a.) Given to
prayer;
praying
much or
often;
devotional.
Prayer
::
Prayer
(n.) One who
prays;
a
supplicant.
Vigil
::
Vigil (v. i.)
Hence,
devotional
watching;
waking
for
prayer,
or other
religious
exercises..
Apprecation
::
Apprecation
(n.)
Earnest
prayer;
devout
wish.
Petition
::
Petition
(n.) A
prayer;
a
supplication;
an
imploration;
an
entreaty;
especially,
a
request
of a
solemn
or
formal
kind; a
prayer
to the
Supreme
Being,
or to a
person
of
superior
power,
rank, or
authority;
also, a
single
clause
in such a
prayer..
Benediction
::
Benediction
(n.) The short
prayer
which
closes
public
worship;
as, to give the
benediction..
Directory
::
Directory
(n.) A
collection
or body of
directions,
rules,
or
ordinances;
esp., a book of
directions
for the
conduct
of
worship;
as, the
Directory
used by the
nonconformists
instead
of the
Prayer
Book..
Benediction
::
Benediction
(n.) A
blessing;
an
expression
of
blessing,
prayer,
or kind
wishes
in favor of any
person
or
thing;
a
solemn
or
affectionate
invocation
of
happiness..
Entreaty
::
Entreaty
(n.) The act of
entreating
or
beseeching;
urgent
prayer;
earnest
petition;
pressing
solicitation.
Bidding Prayer
::
Bidding
prayer
() The
prayer
before
the
sermon,
with
petitions
for
various
specified
classes
of
persons..
Khutbah
::
Khutbah
(n.) An
address
or
public
prayer
read from the steps of the
pulpit
in
Mohammedan
mosques,
offering
glory to God,
praising
Mohammed
and his
descendants,
and the
ruling
princes..
Unpray
::
Unpray
(v. t.) To
revoke
or annul by
prayer,
as
something
previously
prayed
for..
Benedictory
::
Benedictory
(a.)
Expressing
wishes
for good; as, a
benedictory
prayer..
Subscription
::
Subscription
(n.) The
acceptance
of
articles,
or other tests
tending
to
promote
uniformity;
esp. (Ch. of
Eng.),
formal
assent
to the
Thirty-nine
Articles
and the Book of
Common
Prayer,
required
before
ordination..
Mantis
::
Mantis
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
voracious
orthopterous
insects
of the genus
Mantis,
and
allied
genera.
They are
remarkable
for their
slender
grotesque
forms,
and for
holding
their stout
anterior
legs in a
manner
suggesting
hands
folded
in
prayer.
The
common
American
species
is M.
Carolina..
Supplication
::
Supplication
(n.) The act of
supplicating;
humble
and
earnest
prayer,
as in
worship..
Bead
::
Bead (n.) A
little
perforated
ball, to be
strung
on a
thread,
and worn for
ornament;
or used in a
rosary
for
counting
prayers,
as by Roman
Catholics
and
Mohammedans,
whence
the
phrases
to tell
beads,
to at one's
beads,
to bid
beads,
etc.,
meaning,
to be at
prayer..
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