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versicle

/ˈvɜː.sɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Petit verset ou phrase courte, prononcé ou chanté par un célébrant ou un leader religieux lors d'un culte public, généralement suivi d'une réponse de l'assemblée.

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noun

/ˈvɜː.sɪ.kəl/C2formal
  • frPetit verset ou phrase courte, prononcé ou chanté par un célébrant ou un leader religieux lors d'un culte public, généralement suivi d'une réponse de l'assemblée.

A short verse recited or sung by a religious leader during public worship, typically followed by a response from the congregation.

  1. Short liturgical verseC2formal

    A brief verse recited or chanted by a religious leader during a service, which is then answered by the congregation.

    frPetit verset liturgique

    • The priest intoned the versicle, and the congregation responded in unison.
    • During the evening prayer, the versicle was followed by a hymn.
    • The versicle 'The Lord be with you' is a common part of the liturgy.
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  • versicles plural form
  • versicles' possessive plural form
  • versicle's possessive singular form