Definitions:

1. A theological term used to describe the act of receiving the elements of a sacrament, particularly the Eucharit, by eating and drinking the bread and wine during Holy Communion. NOUN
   • In traditional theology, sacramental manduction is central to receiving the real presence of Christ.
2. Refers to the physical act of partaking of the concentrated elements in the Eucharist. NOUN
   • Sacramental manduction symbolizes the union of the believer with Christ.

Synonyms:

• eucharist
• holy communion
• manduction
• sacramental union