anointed in Latin
anointed in Latin is ūnctus — anointed means having gone through a ceremony of anointing; formally chosen for a special role.
anointed in Latin
ūnctus
A person who has been anointed, especially for religious reasons.
What does "anointed" mean?
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adj Having gone through a ceremony of anointing; formally chosen for a special role.
"The anointed heir took the throne at just eighteen."
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noun A person who has been anointed, especially in a religious sense.
"The prophet was regarded as the Lord's anointed."
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anointed in a sentence
- The anointed heir took the throne at just eighteen.
- The prophet was regarded as the Lord's anointed.
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What is "anointed" in Latin?
"anointed" in Latin is ūnctus. anointed means: Having gone through a ceremony of anointing; formally chosen for a special role.
How do you use "anointed" in a sentence?
Example: "The anointed heir took the throne at just eighteen." In Latin, "anointed" is ūnctus.
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