amen in a sentence

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Definition

Amen: an expression of agreement or affirmation, often used at the end of a prayer or statement.

The congregation responded with a hearty "Amen" after the pastor's prayer.
She nodded in agreement and quietly whispered, "Amen."
After the meeting, everyone said "Amen" to the proposed changes.
His heartfelt speech ended with a powerful "Amen" that resonated in the room.
As the choir sang, the audience joined in with an enthusiastic "Amen."
They closed the service with a collective "Amen," sealing their communal hopes.
The prayer was filled with sincerity, and everyone echoed "Amen" in unison.
As she finished her testimony, the crowd erupted in shouts of "Amen!"
It was a moment of agreement, and the entire group said "Amen."
With tears in her eyes, she whispered a quiet "Amen" to her wishes.
She closed her prayer with a heartfelt "Amen."
After the sermon, the congregation responded with a resounding "Amen."
The children learned to say "Amen" at the end of their bedtime prayers.
In many cultures, saying "Amen" signifies agreement or affirmation.
He nodded in agreement, whispering a quiet "Amen" under his breath.
The pastor encouraged everyone to join in and say "Amen" at the end.
With a deep sense of relief, she finally exclaimed, "Amen!"
During the wedding ceremony, they both said "Amen" to signify their vows.
The audience erupted in applause, followed by a chorus of "Amen."
In religious texts, "Amen" often appears to conclude prayers or blessings.