What is another word for Sanctus?

Pronunciation: [sˈanktəs] (IPA)

Sanctus is a Latin word that translates to "holy" or "sacred." It is often used in reference to religious texts, prayers, and hymns. Some synonyms for Sanctus include "consecrated," "devout," "blessed," and "divine." Other possible synonyms include "reverent," "hallowed," "pietistic," and "angelic." These words all convey a sense of deep respect and reverence for the sacredness of something, whether it be a religious text or a physical space. In many ways, these synonyms encapsulate the essence of what it means to be holy or sacred, and can be used to describe anything that inspires a sense of awe and devotion in its followers.

Usage examples for Sanctus

Cicero mentions that Ennius applied the epithet Sanctus to poets.
"The Roman Poets of the Republic"
W. Y. Sellar
The Sanctus bell was generally made of silver, and occasionally a number of little bells were hung in the middle of the church, and by means of a wheel they were all made to ring at once.
"Our Homeland Churches and How to Study Them"
Sidney Heath
The Credo closed and died away, the resonant harmonies of the Sanctus filled the wide space, and the knight, with the same devout attention, followed the sacred service in which, in the imagination of believers, the bread and wine is transformed into the body and blood of Christ, and a significant, painless ceremony represents the Saviour's bloody death upon the cross.
"In The Fire Of The Forge, Volume 5."
Georg Ebers

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