amen

interj. a word you say at the end of a prayer or religious service to mean 'I agree' or 'let it be so'.

interj. a liturgical formula used at the conclusion of a prayer or hymn to signal solemn ratification.

“The congregation said amen after the priest finished the final blessing.”

“The service concluded with a collective amen that echoed through the cathedral's vaulted ceiling.”

n. the act of saying the word 'amen'.

n. an instance of uttering the word 'amen' as an expression of agreement or religious devotion.

“A loud amen came from the back of the room.”

“The speaker paused, waiting for a chorus of amens from the audience before continuing his passionate speech.”

Formal

v. to say 'amen' to something or to show you support it.

v. to utter 'amen' in response to a statement; by extension, to ratify or support a proposal solemnly.

“The committee members were quick to amen the new proposal.”

“He was willing to amen any policy that promised to increase the company's quarterly dividends.”

Literary · Formal