Definition of Umbanda in English:

Umbanda

noun ʊmˈbandəo͝omˈbändə

mass noun

A Brazilian folk religion combining elements of macumba, Roman Catholicism, and the practices of indigenous peoples of South America.
as modifier Umbanda rites
Example sentencesExamples
- This was accomplished by identifying the religion primarily with Umbanda.
- Because of this accusation, for ten days Umbanda beliefs and practices were judged harshly in the media.
- Created with practitioners of Cuban Santeria, Haitian Vodou, and Brazilian Umbanda, it shows ritual and social practices as they existed in New York City in 1999.
- Likewise, Uruguayan devotees have taken the Brazilian par excellence Umbanda to Venezuela and Argentine practitioners are taking it to Spain and Italy.
- For approximately twenty years after arriving from Brazil in the mid 1960s Umbanda was not socially perceived as a religious movement in Buenos Aires.
- Temples practice both Umbanda, a syncretic variant with strong Spiritist and Catholic influences, and Batuque.

Origin

Portuguese.

Definition of Umbanda in US English:

Umbanda

nouno͝omˈbändə

A Brazilian folk religion combining elements of macumba, Roman Catholicism, and the practices of indigenous peoples of South America.
as modifier Umbanda rites
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of this accusation, for ten days Umbanda beliefs and practices were judged harshly in the media.
- Likewise, Uruguayan devotees have taken the Brazilian par excellence Umbanda to Venezuela and Argentine practitioners are taking it to Spain and Italy.
- Created with practitioners of Cuban Santeria, Haitian Vodou, and Brazilian Umbanda, it shows ritual and social practices as they existed in New York City in 1999.
- For approximately twenty years after arriving from Brazil in the mid 1960s Umbanda was not socially perceived as a religious movement in Buenos Aires.
- This was accomplished by identifying the religion primarily with Umbanda.
- Temples practice both Umbanda, a syncretic variant with strong Spiritist and Catholic influences, and Batuque.

Origin

Portuguese.

单词	Umbanda
释义	Definition of Umbanda in English: Umbanda noun ʊmˈbandəo͝omˈbändə mass noun A Brazilian folk religion combining elements of macumba, Roman Catholicism, and the practices of indigenous peoples of South America. as modifier Umbanda rites Example sentencesExamples This was accomplished by identifying the religion primarily with Umbanda. Because of this accusation, for ten days Umbanda beliefs and practices were judged harshly in the media. Created with practitioners of Cuban Santeria, Haitian Vodou, and Brazilian Umbanda, it shows ritual and social practices as they existed in New York City in 1999. Likewise, Uruguayan devotees have taken the Brazilian par excellence Umbanda to Venezuela and Argentine practitioners are taking it to Spain and Italy. For approximately twenty years after arriving from Brazil in the mid 1960s Umbanda was not socially perceived as a religious movement in Buenos Aires. Temples practice both Umbanda, a syncretic variant with strong Spiritist and Catholic influences, and Batuque. Origin Portuguese. Definition of Umbanda in US English: Umbanda nouno͝omˈbändə A Brazilian folk religion combining elements of macumba, Roman Catholicism, and the practices of indigenous peoples of South America. as modifier Umbanda rites Example sentencesExamples Because of this accusation, for ten days Umbanda beliefs and practices were judged harshly in the media. Likewise, Uruguayan devotees have taken the Brazilian par excellence Umbanda to Venezuela and Argentine practitioners are taking it to Spain and Italy. Created with practitioners of Cuban Santeria, Haitian Vodou, and Brazilian Umbanda, it shows ritual and social practices as they existed in New York City in 1999. For approximately twenty years after arriving from Brazil in the mid 1960s Umbanda was not socially perceived as a religious movement in Buenos Aires. This was accomplished by identifying the religion primarily with Umbanda. Temples practice both Umbanda, a syncretic variant with strong Spiritist and Catholic influences, and Batuque. Origin Portuguese.
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