impanation
noun
im·pa·na·tion
ˌimpəˈnāshən
plural -s
1
: the inclusion of the body of Christ in the eucharistic bread in a hypostatic union without change in either substance compare invination
2
: the Christian theological doctrine affirming the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist by impanation and invination compare consubstantiation, transubstantiation
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin impanation-, impanatio, from impanatus impanate + Latin -ion-, -io -ion
- to a turn
- to adi
- to advantage
- to all appearances
- to all intents and purposes
- to all outward appearances
- to attention
- to be congratulated
- to be delivered of
- to be exact
- to be precise
- to be sure
- to beat the band
- to begin with
- to bits
- to blame
- to bo
- to boot
- to ca
- to call one's own
- to cap it off
- to come
- to come under attack
- to crown it all
- to dat