transubstantiate /tran-səb-stanˈshi-āt, trän-/

To change to another substance

transubstanˈtial adjective

transubstanˈtially adverb

transubstantiāˈtion noun

1. A change into another substance
2. The doctrine that, or the mystical process by which, in the consecration of the elements of the Eucharist, the whole substance of the bread and wine is converted into Christ's body and blood, only the appearances of bread and wine remaining (Christianity, esp RC; cf consubstantiation)

transubstantiāˈtionalist or transubstantiāˈtionist noun

A person who believes in transubstantiation (also transubstanˈtiātor)

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