piacular
/pʌɪˈakjʊlə
/adjective rare
Making or requiring atonement.I would never do a ritual without a piacular offering just in case....
- If the omen is such that this question is answered in the negative, we go back and do another piacular offering, then start this part over.
- These terms draw attention to the formal distinction between sacrifices offered for persons and those offered on behalf of social groups, but we shall see that they differ also in intention, the first having primarily a piacular intention, and the second a confirmatory one.
Origin
Early 17th century: from Latin piacularis, from piaculum 'expiation', from piare 'appease'.
- own up
- owrebye
- accountable
- accountableness
- accountably
- accountancy
- accountant
- accountantship
- account book
- account day
- accounter
- account executive
- account for
- accounting
- accounting board
- accounting book
- accounting day
- accounting house
- accounting machine
- accounting period
- accounting table
- account keeper
- account ledger
- accountless
- accountment