censer

[sen-ser]

censer Definition

a container in which incense is burned, typically during religious ceremonies.

Using censer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "censer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The priest swung the censer back and forth.

  • Example

    The censer was filled with fragrant incense.

  • Example

    The censer is an important part of many religious ceremonies.

censer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for censer

Phrases with censer

  • swing the censer

    to move the censer back and forth, allowing the smoke to spread

    Example

    The priest swung the censer during the ceremony.

  • censer bearer

    a person who carries the censer during a religious ceremony

    Example

    The censer bearer walked slowly down the aisle.

  • a censer made of gold, often used in special religious ceremonies

    Example

    The golden censer was brought out for the most important ceremonies.

Origins of censer

from Old French 'encensier', from Latin 'incensum', meaning 'something burnt'

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Summary: censer in Brief

'Censer' [sen-ser] is a noun that refers to a container used for burning incense, typically during religious ceremonies. It is often swung back and forth to spread the smoke, and carried by a censer bearer. The 'golden censer' is a special type of censer made of gold.