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Term: ad dominum

Description

Ad dominum is a Latin phrase that translates to "to the Lord" or "to the master." It is often used in religious and formal contexts to refer to an act of devotion, obedience, or submission to a higher power or authority.

Sample Sentences

Noun:

• The priest led the congregation in prayers ad dominum.
• During the ceremony, the monks chanted ad dominum with unwavering faith.

Adverb:

• The members of the choir sang ad dominum with utmost reverence.
• The pilgrims walked ad dominum along the holy path.

Preposition:

• In times of trouble, she turned her thoughts ad dominum for solace.
• The knight swore allegiance ad dominum before heading into battle.

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