Annunciation

What do we mean by annunciation?

The act of announcing. noun

An announcement; a proclamation. noun

The angel Gabriel's announcement to the Virgin Mary of the Incarnation, observed as a feast on March 25. noun

The act of announcing; proclamation; promulgation: as, the annunciation of a peace; “the annunciation of the gospel,” noun

Specifically The announcement to Mary, by the angel Gabriel, of the incarnation of Christ. noun

capitalized Eccles., the festival instituted by the church in memory of the announcement to Mary that she should bring forth a son who should be the Messiah. It is solemnized on the 25th of March. noun

An order of nuns founded about 1500 at Bourges, France, by Queen Jeanne of Valois, after her divorce from Louis XII. noun

An order of nuns founded about 1604 at Genoa, Italy, by Maria Vittoria Fornari. noun

The act of announcing; announcement; proclamation. noun

The announcement of the incarnation, made by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary. noun

The festival celebrated (March 25th) by the Church of England, of Rome, etc., in memory of the angel's announcement, on that day; Lady Day. noun

The act of annunciating. noun

A formal public statement noun

(Christianity) the announcement to the Virgin Mary by the angel Gabriel of the incarnation of Christ noun

A festival commemorating the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary; a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland noun

The act of annunciating.

Announce (something). Urban Dictionary

A school where they don't give a shit about your education and make tons of cash per year but still raise the price cause it's a private school. Some of there teachers are not trained to teach and the principal is like that old woman down the street who yells at kids to get out her lawn. It's just pure hell all raped together in one shitty building. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to annunciation:
annunciation, denunciation, renunciation, enunciation, annunciator, annunciating, annunciations, annunciative.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word annunciation:
predella, nativity, adoration, lippi, magi, visitation, archangel, theotokos, altarpiece, transfiguration, tempera, crucifixion, triptych, titian, enthroned, fra, lilies, virgin, nazareth, pentecost, circumcision, blessed, fresco, frescoes, kremlin, resurrection, epiphany, ascension, gabriel, apse, cantata, cloister, transept, martyrdom, purification, immaculate, madonna, baptism, cathedral, assumption, angel, monastery, altar, feast, oratory, louvre, orthodox, supper, conception, mary, jesus, christ, palazzo, icon, basilica, icons, incarnation, liturgical, franciscan, easter, apostles, painted, presentation, aisle, convent, coronation, leonardo, saints, depicting, attributed, canvas, renaissance, painting, dei, angels, giuseppe, chapel, holy, panels, consecrated, church, lent, luke, toledo, birth, panel, calendar, andrea, baptist, palm, celebrated, inscribed, saint, stained, statues, archdiocese, gospel, lady, florence, nave.

Adjectives that are often used to describe annunciation:
first, angelic, beautiful, formal, joyful, divine, prophetic, solemn, second, fine, little, calamitous, official, distinct, public, violent, simple, miraculous, fierce, clear, mere, alarming, charming, glorious, early, lovely, famous, pompous, previous, awkward, rash, bold, visual, very, sudden, premature, graceful, dreadful, unexpected, promising, exquisite, double, lavish, grand, actual, mystical, audible, biblical, singular, strange, symbolic, bare, extraordinary, splendid, heavenly, practical, majestic, explicit, contemporary, awful, startling, alleged, prophetical, votive, sublime, remote, holy, terrible, parallel, sacred, delightful, gracious, century, lofty, his, secular, matthean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective annunciation:
nativity.

Consonant match to annunciation:
enunciation.

Words that sound like annunciation:
annunciation, enunciation, initiation, omination, annihiliation, annunciating, satiation, sonication, sonification, salishan.