chalice
/ˈtʃælɪs/
noun
- A large cup or goblet, often made of precious metal, used especially for drinking wine during religious ceremonies like the Eucharist.
- The museum displayed an ancient silver chalice from the 12th century.
- The priest raised the golden chalice during the service.
- She carefully polished the chalice until it shone.
- A poetic or literary term for a cup or drinking vessel, especially one that is beautiful or ornate.
- In the story, the hero sought the enchanted chalice of eternal youth.
- She held the crystal chalice up to the candlelight.
- The knight drank from a jeweled chalice at the feast.