dedicant
- noun
- /ˈdɛdɪkənt/
- Formal
- As the dedicant, she felt honored to be the focus of the ritual.
Examples
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Each dedicant was called forward to accept their new role in the group.
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The dedicant received blessings from the community during the special ceremony.
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The dedicant stood proudly at the ceremony.
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During the event, the dedicant received a special blessing.
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The dedicant stood at the altar, surrounded by family and friends, during the beautiful dedication ceremony.
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As the dedicant, he was touched by the heartfelt speeches made in his honor at the ritual.
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During the festival, each dedicant was celebrated with songs and blessings unique to their contributions.
Synonyms
A person whom an author names to show respect in a book
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dedicant shares the same root as dedicate and dedication, from Latin dedicare meaning 'to set apart' or 'to honor'. That's why a dedicant can be the person who is set apart or honored in a ritual or ceremony.