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Eucharistize, v.|juːkəˈrɪstaɪz|
[f. Eucharist + -ize; suggested by Gr. εὐχαριστεῖν.]
trans. A rendering of Gr. εὐχαριστεῖν (classically only intr. to give thanks), as used for the nonce by Justin Martyr: To affect (the elements of the Lord's Supper) by an act of thanksgiving.
1714–7J. Johnson Unbloody Sacrif. (1724) 198 Our Saviour blessed or Eucharistized the Bread and Wine. 1737Waterland Eucharist (ed. 2) 134 Justin Martyr speaks of the Elements being Eucharistized or blessed by the Prayer of the Word. 1876J. H. Blunt Annot. Bk. Com. Prayer (ed. 7) 174 The bread and wine..to be by Him eucharistized to the higher sphere and purpose of the new creation.
Hence Euchaˈristized ppl. a., Euchaˈristizing vbl. n.
1737Waterland Doct. Eucharist v. 128 Justin Martyr..calls the consecrated Elements by the Name of Eucharistized Food which looks as if he thought that the Thanksgiving was the Consecration: But yet, etc. 1714Johnson Unbloody Sacrif. (1724) 198 The Blessing, or eucharistizing, terminates on the Bread. |