ordain
US /ɔrˈden/
・UK /ɔ:'deɪn/
C1TOEIC
v.t.Transitive VerbTo appoint as a priest of the church
They will ordain him as a new church leader this week
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- But I wouldn't walk around ordain these because I think they'll fall apart next.
But I wouldn't walk around ordain these because I think they'll fall apart next.
Romeo and Juliet Audiobook by William Shakespeare
- All things that we ordain festival turn from their office to black funeral.
All things that we ordain festival turn from their office to black funeral.
- All things that we ordain festival turn from their office to black funeral.
All things that we ordain festival turn from their office to black funeral.
The Saint Anne Portal | The Age of Cathedrals with R. Howard Bloch
- And then he married the virgin Mary and returned to his city of Bethlehem to ordain his household and his house, and
And then he married the virgin Mary and returned to his city of Bethlehem to ordain his household and his house, and
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- And so the choice to ordain just opened up pathways I could not have imagined.
And so the choice to ordain just opened up pathways I could not have imagined.
Book 10 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-7)
- come down to that, also.--Command and ordain.--To Monsieur de Rouault, our
come down to that, also.--Command and ordain.--To Monsieur de Rouault, our