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Meanings of chalice in English
Usage of chalice in English
1
But few people have actually seen the hallowed chalice, so to speak.
2
The thief, having secured the chalice, is still locked in the church.
3
The chalice in Over Worton Church has the date 1574 upon it.
4
The priest carries in his hands the chalice, covered with a cloth.
5
That last part-about a certain chalice that he's afraid won't pass away.
6
Sees right into a man's heart. He raised his chalice at Paris.
7
For a second the solid-silver chalice looked as crimson-red as its contents.
8
So the poisoned chalice was handed to George Tenet-theonly choice remaining.
9
Every little dimple of the hills has its chalice of mountain wine.
10
And taking the chalice, he gave thanks and gave to them, saying:
11
The chalice was originally taken during a burglary in Ardee, Co Louth.
12
And having taken the chalice, giving thanks, he gave it to them.
13
When you fill the chalice, bless the liquid in the following manner.
14
Or, perhaps I should commiserate with you for inheriting a poisoned chalice.
15
God only knew where he'd find a golden chalice in these parts.
16
Rolette placed an antique silver chalice in the center of the table.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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