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orison
[ awr-uh-zuhn, or- ]
noun
- a prayer.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of orison1
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Example Sentences
Here, amid the cool stillness, the running water murmurs its unceasing orison.
In the intervening period, it was for some years in the service of science, the noble orison that dispels the darkness.
This timing, therefore, of sacrifice and orison to the planetary hours, is pertinently and speakingly feigned by Chaucer.
And this joyous orison was the acceptable prayer that left the smile of peace upon her sleeping face.
And who shall say that it is less ecstatic or less perfect in the little orison to Saint Ben?
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