Rapture in Japanese
Rapture in Japanese is 携挙 — Rapture means a feeling of intense joy or delight, often so strong it feels overwhelming.
Rapture in Japanese
携挙
Pronounced: keikyo
(Christianity) In some forms of fundamentalist Protestant eschatology, a prophesied sudden removal of Christian believers from the Earth before the Tribulation or simultaneous with the second coming of Jesus Christ.
What does "Rapture" mean?
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noun A feeling of intense joy or delight, often so strong it feels overwhelming.
"She listened to the symphony in complete rapture."
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noun In some Christian belief, an event in which believers are taken up to heaven.
"The novel imagines what life would be like after the Rapture."
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Rapture in a sentence
- She listened to the symphony in complete rapture.
- The crowd watched the fireworks in rapture.
- The novel imagines what life would be like after the Rapture.
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What is "Rapture" in Japanese?
"Rapture" in Japanese is 携挙. Rapture means: A feeling of intense joy or delight, often so strong it feels overwhelming.
How do you pronounce 携挙?
"Rapture" in Japanese is 携挙, pronounced "keikyo".
How do you use "Rapture" in a sentence?
Example: "She listened to the symphony in complete rapture." In Japanese, "Rapture" is 携挙.
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