Anointment (noun)

The act of applying oil, typically as a religious or ceremonial rite.

Origin:

From the verb to anoint, from latin ungere, meaning to "anoint" or "smear" with oil.

Examples:

1. The anointment of a new king is an important part of the coronation ceremony.
2. The anointment of the body is a sacrament of the Catholic Church.
3. Anointment with oil was a common practice in ancient times and was believed to have healing powers.
4. Anointment was performed as a religious rite in many cultures, including the ancient Egyptians and Hebrews.
5. The anointment of the feet is an important part of the Christian liturgy.