To ordain is to make someone a minister, priest, monk, or other member of the clergy. In the Catholic church, for example, a bishop ordains new priests.
p. pr. & vb. n.
of Ordain
Usage Examples
ordaining, iordaining, 9ordaining, 0ordaining, pordaining, lordaining, irdaining, 9rdaining, 0rdaining, prdaining, lrdaining, oirdaining, o9rdaining, o0rdaining, oprdaining, olrdaining, oerdaining, o4rdaining, o5rdaining, otrdaining, ofrdaining, oedaining, o4daining, o5daining, otdaining, ofdaining, oredaining, or4daining, or5daining, ortdaining, orfdaining, orsdaining, oredaining, orfdaining, orxdaining, orcdaining, orsaining, oreaining, orfaining, orxaining, orcaining, ordsaining, ordeaining, ordfaining, ordxaining, ordcaining, ordqaining, ordwaining, ordsaining, ordzaining, ordqining, ordwining, ordsining, ordzining, ordaqining, ordawining, ordasining, ordazining, ordauining, orda8ining, orda9ining, ordaoining, ordajining, ordakining, ordauning, orda8ning, orda9ning, ordaoning, ordajning, ordakning, ordaiuning, ordai8ning, ordai9ning, ordaioning, ordaijning, ordaikning, ordaibning, ordaihning, ordaijning, ordaimning, ordai ning, ordaibing, ordaihing, ordaijing, ordaiming, ordai ing, ordainbing, ordainhing, ordainjing, ordainming, ordain ing, ordainuing, ordain8ing, ordain9ing, ordainoing, ordainjing, ordainking, ordainung, ordain8ng, ordain9ng, ordainong, ordainjng, ordainkng, ordainiung, ordaini8ng, ordaini9ng, ordainiong, ordainijng, ordainikng, ordainibng, ordainihng, ordainijng, ordainimng, ordaini ng, ordainibg, ordainihg, ordainijg, ordainimg, ordaini g, ordaininbg, ordaininhg, ordaininjg, ordaininmg, ordainin g, ordaininfg, ordainintg, ordaininyg, ordaininhg, ordaininbg, ordaininvg, ordaininf, ordainint, ordaininy, ordaininh, ordaininb, ordaininv, ordainingf, ordainingt, ordainingy, ordainingh, ordainingb, ordainingv.
Comments