unction
n . 注油,涂油式,涂油,虛情假意,津津有味
注油,塗油式,塗油,虛情假意,津津有味
unction n 1 :
excessive but superficial compliments given with affected charm [
synonym : {
unction }, {
smarm }, {
fulsomeness }]
2 :
smug self -
serving earnestness [
synonym : {
fulsomeness },
{
oiliness }, {
oleaginousness }, {
smarminess }, {
unctuousness },
{
unction }]
3 :
semisolid preparation (
usually containing a medicine )
applied externally as a remedy or for soothing an irritation [
synonym :
{
ointment }, {
unction }, {
unguent }, {
balm }, {
salve }]
4 :
anointing as part of a religious ceremony or healing ritual [
synonym : {
unction }, {
inunction }]
Unction \
Unc "
tion \,
n . [
OE .
unccioun ,
uncioun ,
OF .
oncion ,
onction ,
F .
onction ,
fr .
L .
unctio ,
fr .
ungere ,
unctum ,
to anoint .
See {
Unguent }.]
1 .
The act of anointing ,
smearing ,
or rubbing with an unguent ,
oil ,
or ointment ,
especially for medical purposes ,
or as a symbol of consecration ;
as ,
mercurial unction .
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To be heir ,
and to be king By sacred unction ,
thy deserved right . --
Milton .
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2 .
That which is used for anointing ;
an unguent ;
an ointment ;
hence ,
anything soothing or lenitive .
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The king himself the sacred unction made . --
Dryden .
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Lay not that flattering unction to your soul .
--
Shak .
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3 .
Divine or sanctifying grace . [
R .]
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4 .
That quality in language ,
address ,
or the like ,
which excites emotion ;
especially ,
strong devotion ;
religious fervor and tenderness ;
sometimes ,
a simulated ,
factitious ,
or unnatural fervor .
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The delightful equivoque and unction of the passage in Farquhar . --
Hazlitt .
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The mention of thy glory Is unction to the breast . --
Neale (
Rhythm of St .
Bernard ).
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{
Extreme unction } (
R .
C .
Ch . &
Gr .
Ch .),
the sacrament of anointing in the last hours ;
the application of consecrated oil by a priest to all the senses ,
that is ,
to eyes ,
ears ,
nostrils ,
etc .,
of a person when in danger of death from illness , --
done for remission of sins . [
James v .
14 ,
15 .]
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1913 Webster ]
79 Moby Thesaurus words for "
unction ":
Tartuffery ,
Tartuffism ,
affectation ,
anointment ,
balm ,
balsam ,
brilliantine ,
cant ,
cerate ,
chrism ,
chrismal ,
chrismation ,
chrismatory ,
chrisom ,
cold cream ,
collyrium ,
cream ,
demulcent ,
embrocation ,
emollient ,
extreme unction ,
eye -
lotion ,
eyewash ,
eyewater ,
face cream ,
false piety ,
falseness ,
flattering tongue ,
goody -
goodiness ,
greasing ,
gush ,
hand lotion ,
hypocrisy ,
insincerity ,
inunction ,
inunctum ,
lanolin ,
last rites ,
lenitive ,
liniment ,
lotion ,
lubricating ,
lubrication ,
lubrification ,
mealymouthedness ,
mummery ,
nard ,
oil ,
oiliness ,
oiling ,
ointment ,
pharisaicalness ,
pharisaism ,
pietism ,
pietisticalness ,
piety ,
piousness ,
pomade ,
pomatum ,
religionism ,
religiosity ,
sacramental anointment ,
sacred unction ,
salve ,
sanctimoniousness ,
sanctimony ,
self -
righteousness ,
slobber ,
smarm ,
snivel ,
snuffle ,
soothing syrup ,
spikenard ,
that flattering unction ,
unctuousness ,
unguent ,
unguentum ,
viaticum ,
vulnerary
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