also os·ten·so·ry
noun
pl. os·ten·so·ri·a, also os·ten·so·ries Roman Catholic Church See monstrance.
Origin of ostensorium
Medieval Latin ostēnsōrium from Latin ostēnsus past participle of ostendere to show ; see ostensible .ostensorium
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