What is another word for ordination?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌɔːdɪnˈe͡ɪʃən], [ ˌɔːdɪnˈeɪʃən], [ ˌɔː_d_ɪ_n_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Similar words for ordination:
- appointment (noun)
- classification (noun)
- consecration (noun)
- delegation (noun)
- induction (noun)
- installation (noun)
- order (noun)
- ordinance (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Ordination:
n.
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- blessing,
- ceremony,
- confession,
- circumcise,
- investiture,
- anoint,
- circumcision,
- consecrate,
- celebrant,
- contemplation,
- bless,
- coronation.
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- system,
- organization,
- plan,
- classification.
- assigning,
- ordination,
- nomination,
- choice,
- Certifications,
- authorization,
- commissioning,
- election,
- approval,
- commissionings,
- certification,
- allotment,
- namings,
- Empowering,
- promotion,
- deputation,
- selection,
- Choosing.
- consignment,
- ordering,
- division,
- echelon,
- systematization,
- grouping,
- denomination,
- pigeonholing,
- graduation,
- allocation,
- disposition,
- gradation,
- categorizing,
- sorting,
- grade,
- kind,
- department,
- disposal,
- Tabulating,
- apportionment,
- regulation,
- analysis,
- group,
- Distributing,
- distribution,
- assortment.
- dedication,
- Hallowing,
- canonization,
- exaltation,
- devotion,
- glorification,
- making holy,
- canonizations,
- anointing.
- conveying,
- submittal,
- trust,
- Referring,
- giving over,
- entrustments,
- devolution,
- committals,
- Submitting,
- apportioning,
- relegation,
- Transferring,
- transferences,
- entrustment,
- Consigning,
- transferal,
- mandate,
- reference,
- sending away,
- committal,
- deputization,
- charge,
- deputizing,
- relegations,
- transference,
- conveyance.
- installment,
- launching,
- Placing,
- positioning,
- positionings,
- accession,
- Furnishing,
- launchings,
- investment,
- setting up,
- fitting,
- placings.
- Cataloguing,
- grading,
- designation,
- codification,
- induction,
- coordination,
- sizing,
- orderings,
- status,
- coordinations,
- appointment,
- installation,
- codifications,
- collocations,
- taxonomy,
- co-ordination,
- delegation,
- Taxonomies,
- alloting,
- naming,
- gradings,
- position,
- consecration,
- collocation,
- assignment,
- arrangement,
- typecasting.
Other synonyms:
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- commission.
- citation,
- routinization,
- acceptance,
- society,
- writ,
- holy orders,
- bugle call,
- Hatti-sherif,
- prescript,
- admission,
- charter,
- dispensation,
- sort,
- enlistment,
- calling,
- apostolic orders,
- ukase,
- ritual,
- planning,
- Immission,
- dictation,
- Churchdom,
- trumpet call,
- rescript,
- posting,
- command,
- Mittimus,
- rank,
- brevet,
- enthronement,
- interpellation,
- edict,
- summons,
- normalization,
- initiation,
- caveat,
- presentation,
- conferment,
- club,
- translation,
- fiat,
- subpoena,
- Placit,
- array,
- mandamus,
- Firman,
- preferment,
- word,
- prescription,
- rationalization,
- bull,
- swearing-in,
- categorization,
- return,
- commitment,
- major orders,
- enrolment,
- guild,
- Decretal,
- plebiscite,
- passport,
- enactment,
- transferral,
- charting,
- tattoo,
- Methodization,
- confirmation,
- admittance,
- regularization,
- harmonization,
- rite,
- minor orders,
- precept,
- decree,
- adjustment,
- intromission,
- warrant,
- excommunication,
- tabbing,
- senatus consultum,
- baptism,
- Ordainment,
- imposition of hands,
- enrollment,
- law,
- orders,
- dictate,
- ukaz,
- Nisi prius.
How to use "Ordination" in context?
Ordination typically refers to the act of officially recognizing a person as a clergy member in a religion. This process can vary depending on the religion, but typically ordination involves reading from a script or sermon, usually while wearing religious garments. After the ceremony, the clergy member typically becomes responsible for performing religious ceremonies, managing a congregation's finances, and dispensing theological counsel.
Paraphrases for Ordination:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
coordination, co-ordination.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
coordinating, co-ordinating.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hyponym for Ordination:
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- Synonyms:
- Cartulary.