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sacredness

/sey-krid/US // ˈseɪ krɪd //UK // (ˈseɪkrɪd) //

神圣性,圣洁性,圣洁,神圣

Related Words

spiritual精神,灵性,精神上的,精神方面solemn庄重,庄严,庄严的,庄重的hallowed神圣的,神圣,圣洁的,圣洁divine神圣的,神奇的,神圣,神奇religious宗教,宗教的,宗教信仰,宗教人士revered受人尊敬的,受人尊敬,尊敬的,受人敬重cherished珍贵的,珍惜的,珍惜,珍视sacrosanct神圣不可侵犯,神圣的,神圣,圣洁angelic天使,天使般的,天使的,天使式consecrated圣洁的,奉献的,献身,献身的godly虔诚的,敬虔的,属神的,虔诚pious虔诚的,虔诚,虔诚的人,虔诚的教徒pure纯粹的,纯粹,纯净的,纯净saintly圣洁的,神圣的,圣人,圣人的sanctified成圣的,圣化,神圣的,成圣venerable可敬的,尊贵的,可敬,可敬的人numinous无形的,无形中的,无形中,无形enshrined铭刻于心,铭刻在心,铭刻于心的,体现在sacramental神圣的,圣事,圣礼,神圣性unprofane无名氏,无名小卒,无名指,毫无意义的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : devoted or dedicated to a deity or to some religious purpose; consecrated.
    • : entitled to veneration or religious respect by association with divinity or divine things; holy.
    • : pertaining to or connected with religion: sacred music;sacred books.
    • : reverently dedicated to some person, purpose, or object: a morning hour sacred to study.
    • : regarded with reverence: the sacred memory of a dead hero.
    • : secured against violation, infringement, etc., as by reverence or sense of right: sacred oaths; sacred rights.
    • : properly immune from violence, interference, etc., as a person or office.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounholiness
Synonyms
asceticism禁欲主义,苦行主义,禁欲,戒酒beatitude苦难,节操,苦难的经历,祈祷blessedness有福气,有福,有福了,有福的consecration献身,奉献,献祭,献身精神devotion奉献,奉献精神,献身精神,虔诚devoutness奉献精神,献身精神,虔诚度,虔诚divinity神性,神圣性,神性的,神圣faith信念,信仰,信心,信任godliness虔诚,虔诚度,敬虔,敬业grace恩典,恩惠,恩宠,宽限期humility谦逊,谦卑,谦恭,谦虚piety虔诚,虔诚心,虔诚之心,虔诚度purity纯度,纯净度,纯洁性,洁净度religiosity宗教信仰,宗教性,信仰,宗教活动reverence崇敬,崇敬之心,崇敬之情,崇尚righteousness正气,正义,正道,义气saintliness圣洁,圣洁性,圣人,圣人精神sanctity神圣性,圣洁性,神圣不可侵犯性,尊严spirituality灵性,灵修,精神信仰,精神生活unction仪式,灌注,仪式感,灌输venerableness尊贵,长老会,尊贵的人,长老院virtuousness德行,美德,德性,道德性worship崇拜,祭拜,礼拜,敬拜divineness神圣性,神性,神圣,神圣的inviolability不可侵犯性,不可侵犯,不受侵犯,不可侵犯权sacrosanctity神圣性,神圣不可侵犯,神圣不可侵犯性,圣洁性

Examples

  • Anyway, the Mel hot take made me really double down on the marriage between chocolate and peanut butter, what with it being a SACRED institution and all.

  • The TV deals and popularity exposed millions to the sacred art form, which fostered a proliferation of gyms, competitions and organizational bodies.

  • They take away sacred land so they can build a shooting range and they lie to us about it.

  • A sacred excuse to commune with the raw force of the planet that only parks can provide.

  • The ritual to pray for an H-1B includes pradakshina, the practice of circling around an image, relic, shrine, or other sacred objects.

  • They did not think of liberty, and armies, and the sacredness of democracy.

  • But now the image has become repressed because of its, I don't know—sacredness.

  • The congregation, forgetting the sacredness of the place, were in a broad grin, and the parson looked daggers.

  • Neither the sacredness of law nor the weapons of their friends could longer afford them any protection.

  • Here we have an example of the British idea of the sacredness of private character.

  • She was a creature consecrated, made holy by suffering; she was the sacredness of life incarnate, a thing godlike, beyond earth.

  • Had he entertained more enlightened views as to the sacredness of life, he might have felt differently.

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