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liturgize

liturgize verb: to celebrate liturgically.

Verb

liturgize (third-person singular simple present liturgizes, present participle liturgizing, simple past and past participle liturgized)

  1. (rare) to celebrate liturgically
    • Following in the spirit of Paul, Ambrose, Augustine, Luther and Calvin, we can more faithfully and effectively liturgize catechetically.

Forms of liturgize

third-person singular presentliturgizes
present participleliturgizing
past participleliturgized
pastliturgized

Origin of liturgize

From liturgy + -ize.

Questions about liturgize

What does liturgize mean?
Liturgize means to celebrate liturgically.
What part of speech is liturgize?
Liturgize is a verb.
What is the past tense of liturgize?
The past tense of liturgize is liturgized.

Words near liturgize in the dictionary

  1. liturgism
  2. liturgist
  3. liturgistic
  4. liturgistical
  5. liturgists
  6. liturgize
  7. liturgized
  8. liturgizes
  9. liturgizing
  10. liturgy
  11. liturgy of the hours

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