Definition of «nativity»

Nativity refers to the birth of Jesus Christ, and is often depicted in artwork or nativity scenes. It represents the humble beginning of his life on earth, born in a manger surrounded by animals, with Mary, Joseph, and the wise men presenting gifts. The term can also refer to the beliefs, customs, or practices associated with Christmas celebrations, particularly those related to the birth of Jesus Christ.

Usage examples

  1. The nativity scene in the church beautifully depicts the birth of Jesus.
  2. The nativity play at my daughter's school was a heartwarming performance.
  3. Christmas is celebrated with the display of nativity scenes in many homes.
  4. The church choir sang carols about the nativity during the Christmas Eve service.
  5. The nativity of a baby is a joyous event for any family.
  6. The nativity story is an important part of Christian tradition.
  7. The nativity scene in the park attracted many visitors during the holiday season.
  8. The school organized a nativity play competition for the students.
  9. The nativity figurines are carefully packed away after the Christmas season.
  10. The nativity of Jesus is celebrated by Christians worldwide.

Sentences with «nativity»

  • A former Arlington Heights resident, who promotes the display of Nativity scenes on public property, said he would like to host a ceremony if he is allowed to present the religious image at North School Park. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
  • I have wanted the Willow Tree Nativity set for YEARS as I collect a lot of the Willow Tree angels (I have over 20 in my collection). (theinspiredroom.net)
  • Langston Hughes» retelling of the classic Nativity story with an entirely black cast will be staged at the Marcus Center's Vogel Hall early this coming December. (shepherdexpress.com)
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