noun
- a piece of music sung or played at the beginning of a religious service
- the entrance or beginning part of something
Usage: liturgical
Usage: formal
Examples
- The choir sang a beautiful introit as the procession entered the cathedral.
- The organist practiced the introit for Sunday’s service.
- The introit set a solemn tone for the worship ceremony.
- Each Mass begins with a traditional introit.
- The composer wrote a new introit for the Easter celebration.
- The introit to the ceremony was both dignified and moving.