litany in Portuguese
litany in Portuguese is ladainha, litania — litany means a set of prayers recited in a call-and-response pattern between a leader and a congregation.
litany in Portuguese
ladainha
litania
What does "litany" mean?
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noun A set of prayers recited in a call-and-response pattern between a leader and a congregation.
"The priest led the congregation through the litany of the saints."
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noun A long, repetitive list, especially of complaints or problems.
"He greeted us with a litany of complaints about the delayed flight."
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litany in a sentence
- The priest led the congregation through the litany of the saints.
- He greeted us with a litany of complaints about the delayed flight.
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What is "litany" in Portuguese?
"litany" in Portuguese is ladainha, litania. litany means: A set of prayers recited in a call-and-response pattern between a leader and a congregation.
How do you use "litany" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest led the congregation through the litany of the saints." In Portuguese, "litany" is ladainha, litania.
Are there other ways to say "litany" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "litany": ladainha, litania.
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