com·mu·nion 
/kəˈmju:njən/ noun
plural com·mu·nions /kəˈmju:njən/ noun 1 Communion [noncount] : a Christian ceremony in which bread is eaten and wine is drunk as a way of showing devotion to Jesus Christ
▪ She went to the front of the church for Communion. ▪ take/receive Communion ▪ celebrate Communion —called also Holy Communion, the Eucharist 2 [noncount] formal : a close relationship with someone or something — usually + with ▪ He sat alone on the mountain, in communion with the wilderness. 3 [count] formal : a group of Christians who have the same beliefs
▪ the Anglican communion [=denomination] ▪ Christian communions
▪ She went to the front of the church for Communion. ▪ take/receive Communion ▪ celebrate Communion —called also Holy Communion, the Eucharist
▪ the Anglican communion [=denomination] ▪ Christian communions
