dedicatory Definition
dedi·ca·tory (ded′i kə tôr′ē)
adjective
of or as a dedication
dedicatory Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- inscription: The font step, with its dedicatory inscription to " Johannes Smyth et Joanne Rouse " .
- epistle: On the contrary, it is dedicated to Gilberd by Edward Wright, who wrote the dedicatory epistle.
- letter: Rather, it begins with a dedicatory letter written specifically by Jane to her father, William.
- prayer: Look at 1 Kings chapter 8 verse 54, here you have Solomon in his dedicatory prayer and speaking to the people of Israel.
- formula: On the outside of the cup, which is made of red copper, is the dedicatory formula, which is worth reproducing.
- plaque: The dedicatory plaque accompanying the three panels bears the dates " 1914-1919 " .
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