Liturgy
61liturgy — lit|ur|gy [ lıtərdʒi ] noun count or uncount the way religious ceremonies are performed in church, including the words that the priest uses and the order of the different parts of the ceremony …
62LITURGY — a term used to describe the order or structure of WORSHIP in CHRISTIANITY …
63liturgy — lit·ur·gy || lɪtÉ™(r)dʒɪ n. form of public worship; collection of prayers (songs, scriptures, etc.) that are used in a church service …
64Liturgy — The prescribed services of the Church …
65liturgy — n. Ritual, formulary of public worship, agenda …
66Liturgy — All the prescribed rituals of the church, including the mass and divine office ♦ The formal prayers and rituals in the church, including such things as the mass, the divine office and the anointing of kings. (Lynch, Joseph H. The Medieval Church …
67liturgy — n ritual, worship, service, ceremony; rite, rite of passage; observance, practice, celebration; function, office, exercise, duty; solemnity, formality, formulary, formula; mystery, sacrament, ordinance; liturgies, litany, liturology …
68liturgy — lit·ur·gy …
69liturgy — Литургия …
70liturgy — /ˈlɪtədʒi / (say lituhjee) noun (plural liturgies) 1. a form of public worship; a ritual. 2. a collection of formularies for public worship. 3. a particular arrangement of services. 4. a particular form or type of the Eucharistic service. 5. the… …