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Meanings of Holy Grail in English
Cup, dish or stone with miraculous powers, important motif in Arthurian literature.
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Usage of Holy Grail in English
1
Me, I'm still looking for the Holy Grail, he said, smiling happily.
2
So now his eyes closed; he found himself seeking the Holy Grail.
3
A. Nutt, Studies in the Legend of the Holy Grail, p. 209.
4
Mrs. Whitaker found the Holy Grail; it was under a fur coat.
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Fiction:Writing the Celtic Tiger has become the Holy Grail of Irish fiction.
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The Search for Relics: from the Holy Prepuce to the Holy Grail
7
The Book of Medicines is-forall intents and purposes-anangelological Holy Grail.
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And that's the Holy Grail for the whole world at the moment.
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And I saw before me, ever blazing and burning, the Holy Grail.
10
When you've found Guinevere, why go in search of the Holy Grail?
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There sat Sir Galahad, who would one day see the Holy Grail.
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It's like carrying the Holy Grail to some of these way-back farmhouses.
13
In fact, I think he stole his stuff from The Holy Grail.
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He smiles faintly, clutching it as if it were the Holy Grail.
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Rather than the Holy Grail, it looks a grail full of holes.
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Who would be better fitted to seek and find the Holy Grail?
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