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- n. Plural form of ministration.
Examples
“I have mentioned Mme. de Rivière, my niece, who, through her affection and her ministrations, is the blessing of my life.”
“He acted, indeed, as if he quite enjoyed it-though he was careful not to show it too ardently: he had discovered that Mrs. Polly had for so long been Miss Polly that she was inclined to retreat in a panic and dub her ministrations "silly," if they were received with too much notice and eagerness.”
“He acted, indeed, as if he quite enjoyed it -- though he was careful not to show it too ardently: he had discovered that Mrs. Polly had for so long been Miss Polly that she was inclined to retreat in a panic and dub her ministrations "silly," if they were received with too much notice and eagerness.”
“Micah designedly uses the same preface, implying that his ministrations are a continuation of his predecessor's of the same name.”
“Indeed, the instinct of the predators leads them by a kind of radar to children already disturbed in some way, to whom they could offer their sexual "ministrations" as a solution to their problems.”
“It makes no difference what the doctors say, the end result of their ministrations is the creation of a zombie who doesn’t even look at all like Tony.”
“Such "ministrations," therefore, as plant-organisms yield to animal-organisms is just the kind of ministration that the theory of natural selection requires.”
“And yet, under Blankfein's ministrations a once great name has been relegated to the dustbin of a different time and a different era.”
“Luckily, she licked the top of his fuzzy head and began sucking on his ear, and he happily gave himself up to her ministrations.”
“We enjoyed the ministrations of their powerful hands to a background of classical music and time just stopped.”
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