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Sanctus
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Sanc·tus  (sngkts)
n. pl. Sanc·tus·es
1.
a. A hymn of praise sung at the end of the Preface in many Eucharistic liturgies.
b. A hymn of praise that is the last item of the Preface of the Ordinary of the Roman Catholic Mass.
2. A musical setting for either of these hymns of praise.

[Middle English, from Late Latin Snctus, from Latin snctus, holy (from the first word of the hymn); see sanctify.]


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