unction
/ˈɒkʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a quality or feeling of being oily or greasy
“The patient’s skin had a peculiar unction that seemed to be caused by the medication.”
2. noun
a manner or style of speaking or behaving, especially in a way that is considered hypocritical or insincere
“His unction was off-putting, and everyone noticed the contrast between his words and actions.”
3. verb
to apply or rub oil or a similar substance onto something
“The nurse unctioned the patient’s skin with a soothing lotion to relieve the itchiness.”