ministrationsin a sentence
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She recovered quickly under the constant ministrations of the hospital staff.ministrations = acts of care
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Thanks to her gentle ministrations, the child finally stopped crying and fell asleep.
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She's focused on my arm and Miss Koto's ministrations. (source)ministrations = efforts to help, aid, or treat
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Also he felt badly, I suppose, that her well-meant ministrations grated on him so much.† (source)
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His life was painful, disrupted by infection, and dependent on the constant ministrations of others.† (source)
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Now the coldness that, under Aunt Beast's ministrations, had left her body had also left her mind.† (source)
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As though on cue, a young boy—Siegfried Fischer—cries out downstairs once, then twice more, and Werner and Jutta wait to hear Frau Elena's feet on the stairs and her gentle ministrations and the house fall quiet once more.† (source)
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Maybe it will reveal her blindness to her, laying there at the mercy and the ministration of four men and a tom-boy girl.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Thanks to Mrs. Weasley's ministrations, George's wound was neat and clean, but Harry was not yet used to the dark hole in the side of his head, despite the twins' many jokes about it.† (source)
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One continually sees the ministration of the temporary outlasting the ministration of the eternal.† (source)
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Minerva continued her ministrations over the head of Dr. Buzzard, while down at the old man's feet Williams silently dug yet another hole.† (source)
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Hamidullah could remember more important examples of angelic ministration, but the other, who only knew Anglo-India, had to ransack his memory for scraps, and it was not surprising that he should return to "But of course all this is exceptional.† (source)
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In addition to the smaller tears in the elbows, it had a larger one across my shoulders, thanks to the ministrations of the king's magus.† (source)
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how tender and skilful in its ministration when one of his pets had been injured!† (source)
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Her condition was unchanged; she still did not react to his ministrations.† (source)
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I know that from the beds of those who were past recovery, thanks have often, often gone up, in the last hour, for his patient ministration.† (source)
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