Dominus vobiscum

American  

[doh-mi-noos voh-bis-koom, dom-i-] / ˈdoʊ mɪˌnus voʊˈbɪs kʊm, ˈdɒm ɪ- /

noun

Latin.

1. the Lord be with you.

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Example Sentences

His last words before the hidden squad tore into his heart were "Dominus vobiscum", as strange in Utah as in the Joannine Church.

From The Guardian

He could only learn that one of the ships was called the Dominus Vobiscum, and that a wealthy canon of St. Paul’s, a very scientific person, had accompanied the expedition.

From Project Gutenberg

The priest turned around once more; "Dominus vobiscum!" after which, "Ite missa est."

From Project Gutenberg

But the priest was so moved that when he turned to the people, saying, "Dominus vobiscum!" his voice trembled.

From Project Gutenberg

And the priest lifted up his thumb and the two fingers, and uttered something like "Dominus vobiscum," and then waved him off; whilst the old shrew skulking near him uttered a croaking kind of laugh, and said that a priest's blessing was a priceless boon.

From Project Gutenberg