English Dictionary
Definition of “unctionless”
unction (ˈʌŋkʃən
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Definitions
noun
- (mainly Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Churches) the act of anointing with oil in sacramental ceremonies, in the conferring of holy orders
- excessive suavity or affected charm
- an ointment or unguent
- anything soothing or comforting
Derived Forms
ˈunctionless adjectiveWord Origin
C14: from Latin unctiō an anointing, from ungere to anoint; see unguentSponsored Links
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