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| com·mun·ion [ kə mynyən ] (plural com·mun·ions) |
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1. intimacy: a feeling of emotional or spiritual closeness
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2. connection: a relationship, especially one in which something is communicated or shared
  What communion can there be between Good and Evil?
continues to work in communion with the Church to help the needy
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3. christianity religious group with common faith: a religious group with its own set of beliefs and practices, especially a Christian denomination
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4. christianity fellowship between religious groups: a sense of shared religious identity and fellowship, especially between members of different Christian denominations
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| [14th century. < Latin communion-< communis "common"] |
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| com·mu·nion·al adjective |
| com·mu·nion·al·ly adverb |
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