Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
evangeliary
Noun
/ɪˈvæn.dʒɪˌlɛr.i/

Definition
A book that contains the texts of the Gospels used in Christian liturgies.

Examples
- The priest read from the evangeliary during the Sunday service.
- In medieval times, evangeliaries were often ornately decorated with gold leaf.

Meaning
An evangeliary is specifically designed for the reading of the four Gospels during religious services, often beautifully illustrated and used prominently in church ceremonies.

Synonyms
- Gospel book
- Liturgical book