Rainmaking ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Rainmaking ( noun )

The act or practice of attempting to induce or cause rain to fall, especially by means of a ceremonial or ritualistic method.

Origin:

From the verb "to make rain".

Examples:

1. The rainmaking ceremony was conducted by the tribe's shaman.
2. The farmers were desperate for rain, so they hired a rainmaker to try and bring some relief.
3. The ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaohs had the power of rainmaking.
4. In the old days, people used to perform rainmaking dances in order to bring rain.
5. The rainmaking festival is an annual event in the village.

(As a verb)

Rainmaking ( verb )

The act or practice of attempting to induce or cause rain to fall, especially by means of a ceremonial or ritualistic method.

Origin:

From the verb "to make rain".

Examples:

1. The rainmaking ceremony was conducted by the tribe's shaman.
2. The farmers were desperate for rain, so they hired a rainmaker to try and bring some relief.
3. The ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaohs had the power of rainmaking.
4. In the old days, people used to perform rainmaking dances in order to bring rain.
5. The rainmaking festival is an annual event in the village.