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Calument

Definition:

A calument is a type of ceremonial pipe used by Native American tribes during sacred religious ceremonies. It is typically made from a long wooden stem with a bowl made of stone.

Senses:

Sense 1:

noun

A Native American ceremonial pipe used in religious rituals and ceremonies.

Example Sentences:
  • During the sacred ritual, the chief smoked the calument as a symbol of peace and unity.
  • The calument was passed among the tribe members, each taking a puff to honor their ancestors.

Sense 2:

noun

A figurative representation of peace or reconciliation.

Example Sentences:
  • The peace treaty between the nations served as a calument, bringing an end to years of conflict.
  • His sincere apology acted as a calument, mending their broken friendship.

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