Censer

The priest swung the censer filled with incense during the church service.

The chemist added the reagents to the censer before heating them to a specific temperature.

The censer was passed around the circle during the pagan ritual.

The cleaning staff used a censer to eliminate the foul smell from the restroom.

The censer was made of gold and encrusted with diamonds, fit for royalty.

The funeral director placed the censer near the casket to mask the smell of embalming chemicals.

The Buddhist monk swung the censer in a rhythmic motion during the chanting.

The aroma from the censer made the atmosphere in the room more relaxing.

The priest used a censer to spread incense throughout the church.

The medieval castle had a censer in the great hall to mask the unpleasant smells of the time.

The art collector bought a rare antique censer to display in his collection.

The censer was placed on a stand in the corner of the room, giving it a regal appearance.

The traditional healer used a censer to purify the herbs before making a medicinal potion.

The antique censer on display at the museum was said to be from the 17th century.

The cleaning crew used a censer to remove the odor from the room.

The teacher demonstrated the experiment with a censer in front of the class.

The laboratory protocol required the use of a censer to heat the reagent.

The family gathered around the ancestor shrine and lit the censer in remembrance.

The funeral director placed a censer near the coffin to symbolize the purification of the deceased's soul.

The censer was filled with lavender oil to help calm her nerves.

The homeowner used a censer to burn sage in order to cleanse the negative energy from the house.

The student carefully placed the chemicals into the censer before heating them.

The smoke from the censer engulfed the room, cleansing it of impurities.

The hospital used a censer to disinfect the operating room.

The church choir sang hymns as the priest walked through the aisles with the censer.

The priest walked down the aisle, swinging the censer from side to side.

The old woman placed the censer in front of the altar, ready for the evening prayer.

The housekeeper used a censer to freshen the air in the living room.

The guests were impressed by the intricate design of the silver censer.

The doctor recommended using a censer to fumigate the room after recovering from a contagious illness.

The living room was filled with the sweet smell of lavender from the censer.

The sweet-smelling smoke from the censer filled the room during the meditation session.

The scent of the censer filled the room during the Buddhist meditation ceremony.

The censer was used in the traditional Chinese medicine practice of moxibustion.

The nun placed the censer on the altar and lit the incense during vespers.

The censer was passed around during the Wiccan ritual to honor the elements.

The antique censer on the mantlepiece was the highlight of the living room.

In some cultures, a censer is used to purify a space before starting a ritual or ceremony.

The censer was placed on the altar in front of the deity.

The priest instructed the altar boy on the proper way to hold the censer during the service.

The air purifier acts as a censer for the room.

The spa used a censer to enhance the relaxation experience.

The chef used a censer to infuse a smoky flavor into the dish.

The ancient Egyptians used a censer to purify their temples.

The priest carried a censer filled with incense during the procession.

The perfume maker used a censer to test the fragrance of his new creation.

The bride walked down the aisle, surrounded by the fragrant smoke of the censer.

The witch placed herbs in the censer and lit them for a purification ritual.

The medieval castle was filled with the smell of burning herbs from the censer in the great hall.

The witch prepared a potion using the herbs burnt in the censer.