0 present participle of commune
1 to get very close to someone or something by exchanging feelings or thoughts:
In this version of the liturgy we are already communing with one who died in pain and with no signs of hope.
As previously discussed, movement content, form, and dynamic qualities began to emerge through an organic process of experiencing and communing with the site.
This seems like more than a suggestion of resolution, and could signal the closing off an intense communing with the music, however unpleasant the specific tones might have seemed.
Inside structures, the ruler was portrayed participating in ritual, communing with the supernatural, performing acts that the other members of the elite could not.
Hongo's unearthing of buried family history and stories must be understood as a natural result of his communing with the land.
I gather that he is now communing with a cup of tea, but we understood his strong feeling against the closed-list system.
It is a way of communing with yourself, of searching out your spiritual life and trying to make it better.
Her plan was to camp in the open air for three days and nights, eating little, seeing no one, communing with the great outdoors.
