Noun:

सहायता देनेवाला, मदद देने के लिये, कार्य संपादन,

ministrations's Usage Examples:

The state of the female side had already attracted the attention of that devoted woman, Mrs Fry, whose ministrations and wonderful success no doubt encouraged, if they did not bring about, the formation of the Prison Society.

Men refused to attend their ministrations; in some cases they were subjected to what was afterwards called boycotting.

Already, in St Francis's lifetime, his friars had grown into an order dedicated to spiritual ministrations among the poor, the sick, the ignorant, the outcasts of the great cities; while by the very conception of their institute the Dominicans were dedicated to the special work of preaching, especially to heretics and heathens.

From this followed again the conclusion that obedience was not due to an unworthy priest, and that his ministrations were invalid.

and determined that no other should be bishop. The consecration took place at Lambeth on the 25th of January 1685; and one of Ken's first duties was to attend the death-bed of Charles, where his wise and faithful ministrations won the admiration of everybody except Bishop Burnet.

Sometimes from curiosity he went to the ministrations of anabaptists, 2 to hear the preaching of peasants and artisans.

One member of Mountain Rescue grabbed him under the arms while another unfastened his line, but he shook off their ministrations while he tried to focus on the activity going on around him.

kind ministrations at this sad time.

The United Free Church claims no buildings of much historic interest, but St George's Free was the scene of the ministrations of Dr Robert S.

He wears all these vestments only at the celebration of the eucharist and on other very solemn occasions; at other ministrations he wears only the epitrachelion and phainolion over his cassock.

Synonyms:

succour, solace, mercy, help, assist, succor, comfort, consolation, relief, assistance, aid,

Antonyms:

increase, compression, worsen, disservice, inactivity,