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sainthood

/ˈseɪnt.hʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état, le statut ou la dignité d'être saint, ainsi que l'ensemble des saints (ou la communion des saints).

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noun

/ˈseɪnt.hʊd/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état, le statut ou la dignité d'être saint, ainsi que l'ensemble des saints (ou la communion des saints).

A noun referring to the collective body of saints, or the state, status, and dignity of being a saint.

indénombrable

  1. Saints collectivelyC1formal

    All saints considered as a group; the body of saints.

    frsainteté collective

    • The church venerates the entire sainthood.
    • Many aspire to join the sainthood through their deeds.
    • The history of sainthood is rich with stories of devotion.
  2. Status of a saintC1formal

    The condition or dignity of being a saint, often recognized by a religious institution.

    frSainteté (statut de saint)

    • She was granted sainthood after a long process of canonization.
    • The ceremony celebrated his elevation to sainthood.
    • Sainthood is considered the highest spiritual honor in many traditions.

    Synonymesholinesssaintlinesssanctitudesanctity

Formes
  • sainthoods plural form
  • sainthoods' possessive plural form
  • sainthood's possessive singular form