Synonym: Nativity, Virgin Birth, birth, nascence, nascency. Similar words: creativity, activity, captivity, festivity, inactivity, positivity, sensitivity, subjectivity. Meaning: [nə'tɪvətɪ] 
n. 1. the event of being born 2. the theological doctrine that Jesus Christ had no human father; Christians believe that Jesus's birth fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and was attended by miracles; the Nativity is celebrated at Christmas.
n. 1. the event of being born 2. the theological doctrine that Jesus Christ had no human father; Christians believe that Jesus's birth fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and was attended by miracles; the Nativity is celebrated at Christmas. 
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(1) The children always perform a nativity play every Christmas.
(2) They admired the tableau of the Nativity.
(3) Who played Mary in the nativity play?
(4) I have just visited the place of my nativity.
(5) He created the first Nativity scene in 1223.
(6) Recently he went to his children's school nativity play.
(7) She made out a Nativity, but it was wrong.
(8) The Nativity Church was the center of the community, towering over the small homes.
(9) Already there are plans to put on nativity plays and join local children at a carol service.
(10) The Nativity, with Mary and Joseph bowing over a sleeping child.
(11) A cardboard nativity scene on the gravelled forecourt was all that remained standing.
(12) The baby's nativity brought them great pleasure.
(13) Imagine a light-up choirboy from a suburban Nativity scene.
(14) I serve him from the hour of my nativity to this instant.
(15) The focus of the Nativity Ode isn't even really on the Incarnation that's the theological doctrine of divinity's descent into humanity, how God becomes a mortal.
(16) Most poets who write nativity poems are interested in the miracle of the virgin birth, emphasizing the Virgin Mary and the tender mother-son relationship between Mary and Jesus.
(17) At his first school, Stockwell Junior School, David dressed up for the first time in a school nativity play.
(18) Some would fill half a room[http://sentencedict.com/nativity.html], and the themes were normally an interpretation of the nativity in military terms.
(19) This time he was putting his heart into playing an angel in a Nativity play at the local church.
(20) Daley was enrolled in the elementary school at the Nativity Church, under the strict discipline of the nuns.
(21) Another time he painted a scene of the angel appearing to the shepherds to tell them of the Nativity.
(22) The houses are decorated above and beyond the call of Nativity.
(23) Joseph is so often overlooked, or forgotten when we look upon the scene of the nativity.
(24) Every December, the First United Methodist Church of Johnson City, Texas, stages an extravagant living Nativity story.
(25) Wishing all of you have a wonderful Christmas Day with plenty of friends, family, and especially Jesus Christ in your midst when you gather to worship Him on the celebration of His nativity.
(26) Roman Catholics first celebrated Christmas, then as the Feast of the Nativity, asas 336 ad.
(27) Guatemala - Because of the large German population residing in Guatemala the Christmas tree has become tradition here along with the "Nacimiento" or Nativity Scene.
(28) Sect is only one of many weighting factors to be considered in judging a nativity.
(29) They say there is divinity in odd numbers , either in nativity, chance, or death. Away!
(30) Someone took an angel, a wise man and the baby Jesus from a Nativity scene in Waterbury. So the kids dipped into funds that they had raised from selling cupcakes and staging the silly hat attire day.
More similar words: creativity, activity, captivity, festivity, inactivity, positivity, sensitivity, subjectivity, objectivity, productivity, collectivity, connectivity, conductivity, radioactivity, insensitivity, nativist, nativism, privity, acclivity, declivity, proclivity, aggressivity, vituperative, divination, native, native land, ruminative, nominative, alternative, imaginative.