noun

communion

Holy Communion, fellowship, rapport, intimate understanding

She took her first communion last Sunday.

She took her first communion last Sunday.

He felt a sense of communion with nature.

He felt a sense of communion with nature.

((with sb./sth.)) communion with sb./sth. He felt a deep communion with the artist.

((between sb. and sb.)) communion between sb. and sb. There was a silent communion between them.

Synonyms: fellowship, rapport, unity

From Latin 'communis' (common), from 'com-' (with, together) + 'unus' (one). The idea of being 'one with' others.

Think of 'community' and 'union' coming together to mean a shared experience or deep connection.

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